This was a heavy, wet snow that lingered long enough to take pictures this morning, but now, the breeze and sun have already made some inroads.
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There’s a winter storm warning. So naturally, I filled the feeders. The snow started at about 12:30 PM today, and it’s still falling.
Male Northern cardinal, and on the bottom right, a Junco.
Tufted titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor)
I dearly love the Tufted titmouse. They’re not a bird I saw much in N.H. They have an incredible variety of chirps and songs.
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For the last few days, all the trees and shrubs have been coated in ice. When the sun hits them they shine as if dipped in rainbow shimmers of diamonds. Today the ice had icicles, and a male Northern Cardinal.
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It’s been trying to snow since about 11am this morning, with indifferent success. The temperature is getting colder though, and freezing rain is supposed to follow the snow late tonight and much of tomorrow.
This female Hairy Woodpecker decided to take advantage of the opportunity to stock up on some suet
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I took a few short videos of the winter weather snow and blizzard brought by the storm dubbed Grayson on January 4, 2018.
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