December 8, 2019 through January 30, 2020

The shots are going backwards within the time period of the last month of 2019 and the first month of 2020. 



We had a string of warm, spring days and some of the trees flowered and so far haven't lost them in spite of some cold nights with temperatures 10-15 below freezing.



The owl above was in my pecan tree and was the first owl I've spotted anywhere. 



I wish the limb hadn't been across the owl but for documentary purposes I was happy to get the shot.



I like the way the people provided color to the Shelly Lake shot above.



I know I've said this many times but this has been the weirdest weather that I can recall.



The temperature in my office has added to the weirdness. It's been boiling hot on my floor at work.



I think the juxtaposition of the heron, cormorants and gulls ends up looking like a teacher with small children.

 

The weird thing at work is most of the floors have been cold but my floor has stayed very hot.



I have to peel down to short sleeves and sandals and then put a sweater on for the elevator and other floors. 



The only thing that helps is running fans constantly and opening windows.



The waste of open windows in the winter so you don't burn up inside is nuts.



There are a lot of theories about what the problem is but no solutions so far.



I guess I'll stop here.