It was a good evening for snipes as we saw two more, including one that buzzed over us several times making its eerie woo woo-ish call.
This poor goose looks like he's been snubbed by his three friends. The snow they were on covered their usual nesting area by a wetland. The three eventually flew off leaving this Canada Goose all alone.
You are never to old to wade in the lake. If I'd had my rubber boots with me I'd have been right there beside my husband enjoying the freezing lake water.
Please click on the photos to enlarge and enjoy.
11 comments:
That last shot is wonderfully moody and I love the soft colours in the sky in the second one. Thanks for sharing.
Sure sucks that you still have snow though.
Thanks so much, Hilary. These marked my first late evening experiments with my digital camera.
The snow is almost gone. Again.
I think I need some rubber boots--I'd almost forgotten the pleasures of wading until you reminded me.
Great pictures!
Crabby, go for it. I bet you'll have great fun.
Glad you like the pics.
Great shots, dfLeah. The Bag Lady feels sorry for the poor goose left behind..... kinda what happened to her today!
Thanks, df Bag Lady. Did you get left behind?
Or did you get goosed?
Oh, I really like the last shot of the lake. Poor goose, I wonder why he was being snubbed?
The lake shot is one of my favourites, Reb. Glad you like it.
Oh wow, what beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing them. :)
Hubby and I have talked about getting wading boots so we can wade in the creeks in our mountains. :)
I'm so glad you like the pics, Thomma Lynn. It's my pleasure to show them off.
I strongly recommend the boots. Wading is good for the soul.
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