I've skipped several weeks of that's my world so I'm going to go ahead and post early this week.
It started snowing Christmas night and it's still going strong.
Since I don't need to go anywhere I'm enjoying my world turned into a winter wonderland.
I used to feed the birds all the time but stopped doing that when my garden became predominantly wild. Even in the winter I have seeds left from plants I let go to seed.
However, when it snows or we have extreme cold, I do try to put seeds out for the wildlife.
Since I knew that we were likely to have snow beginning Christmas night I got some bird seed to help out the wildlife. They definitely seem to appreciate the help I'm giving them during the snowy weather.
Considering all the nuts I had on my oak trees and pecan trees, I would have thought the squirrels would have stashes available but they also get in on the deck wall feeding stations.
I hope everyone had a happy Christmas and will have a great new year ahead.
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Sunday, December 26, 2010
That's My World Tuesday: The day after Christmas
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27 comments:
All I can say is....this is a FABULOUS series of some some gorgeous scenery. They are heavenly to gaze upon. What a beautiful day you had today. Genie
I love your winter white world - but that first image is so dreamy - stuff greetings cards are made of or calendars - so very pretty.
I hoped your staying warm and dry.
Happy New Year!
Wonderful winter shots! Your garden looks like mine. We feed all small animals in the garden during the winter, but I don´t like visitors like wild boars and deers.
Not sure where exactly in the US you are, Carver, but it is a true winter wonderland. Hope you’re someplace cozy keeping warm … except when you’re outside for a bit helping the critters that surely appreciate being in your yard.
Beautiful shots! I love wintery scenes like these and the red bird is a perfet touch!
Looks like you have sent the snow my way. We just had 30" of white powder with winds 65 mph.
You really had some snow, and made maximium use of it. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Wow fabulous photo's. Such a lot of snow.
Very beautiful. I'd love to see some of that snow here!
I agree with Ewok, greeting card snow for sure, Carver. Lovely shots!
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
I can't get enough of seeing your winter wonderland photos! It's like walking in a fairyland! Thanks for sharing. They are almost black and white photos but for the brilliant red coloured cardinal bird! I wish you a great 2011! Tomorrow I'll get the four visitors of Taizé.It'll be a busy time.
I love seeing the birds and squirrel amidst the winter wonderland. It's lovely! Cold, but lovely.
Years since last enjoyed. Thank you very much for these great pictures !
Please have a wonderful Tuesday.
daily athens
Very, very pretty out there in your world! Mine is similar but I have not yet ventured out. The wind is blowing too wildly! I'm getting worse every year. Waiting for the sun to come out before I step out! :-)
Happy New Year!
Lovely snow photos! Brrr...:)
Very pretty wintry photos!
Happy holidays!
Alexander
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how beautiful the snow looks.
hope your christmas happy and fun
may the new year bring you joy and laughter and all things wonderful and delightful
Oh, Carver, what gorgeous captures! It does look so cold, but I love the cardinals and the snow is so beautiful! Hope you had a wonderful Christmas! Enjoy your week!
Sylvia
Wonderful shots! And what a gorgeous splash of colour that cardinal supplies...
beautiful series, lots of snow
gorgeous photos! the birds are amazing.
LOVE THE SHOTS....ALL VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL
thank you for sharing...
I am here to say you HAPPY NEW YEAR AND GOD BLESS U, DEAR
GRACE OLSSON
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beautiful winter photos, so much snow wonderful shots with the red bird and te squirrel
Greetings, Bram
I enjoyed your x post above. Thank you for putting out food when it's really cold and I know it is appreciated
that first picture is just fantastic!
LOVE the photos with the red cardinals!!
I love the cardinal, who appears determined to stay put no matter how much snow comes along (uninvited).
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