Okay, maybe our snowfall Saturday morning (2/16/13) wasn't actually a blizzard, but it was certainly more than the forecast flurries. Daybreak was partly cloudy. Then, more clouds moved in followed by this fairly heavy snowfall which only lasted for about thirty minutes.
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| The Goldfinches took advantage of our bird feeder under the porch while the snow fell. |
The snow stopped as abruptly as it started. A little while later, the sky was clearing again.
By noon, sunshine was chasing the fallen snow into the deep shadows.
sNOw is good for pretty pictures.
ReplyDeleteExcellent story. The first picture looks like a postcard of a blizzard.
ReplyDeletepretty! love the shadow line of the snow! :)
ReplyDeleteHow smart of the birds to find shelter and food to wait out the snow. Hope you're keeping warm!
ReplyDeleteI would like that..snow here..snow gone.. but it stays put here. Thank you for the birthday wishes Marvin. I have fallen behind on my blog reading..I don't know if you saw but I was diagnosed with breast cancer and am waiting for surgery..that will take care of it.. say Hi to you lovely wife...Michelle
ReplyDeleteI love the last picture! It's a perfect outline of the shadow.
ReplyDeleteA quick storm like that means spring is not far away, don't you think? At least we can hope. Enjoyed your post.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots Marvin, I love the first one. Happy to see the Goldfinches keeping well fed too :)
ReplyDeleteMarvin, don't you just love the unpredictability of weather?
ReplyDeleteWhoa; that first photo is amazing!
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