Almost every day this week was different although by an large I feel like I'm taking similar shots.
I usually don't spot the rabbits in my yard in the winter.
I think I stumbled too close to a protected area where the rabbit probably lives in the winter and it hopped out and away to another part of my yard.
After some cold weather it was like spring for the weekend.
Same old lake walk near my house.
I'm starting to feel a bit stale on my blog.
Even though the pictures are new ones I've certainly posted many similar ones.
I may end up taking a break from my blog if I keep feeling stale.
I like a record of what I'm seeing in nature from week to week and before long we'll be heading into a new season but it seems like I keep taking similar shots lately.
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Sunday, February 8, 2015
Our World Tuesday and Nature Notes: Changing continually
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18 comments:
How well the little rabbit camouflages with the muted colors of winter. I can see why it lives mostly unseen in your yard. There is always something fresh to discover in familiar places and in your pictures. Sometimes a brief break is all we need to become re-inspired. :)
I feel the same.... Same old. But I love visiting your lake. There is a comfort in visiting a place you feel you know, but there is always something to enjoy. I think,this long gray winter is draining.... Thank about it.... Love the dove and the bunny.... Michelle
Carver your scenes may be the same but they still renew me....all I see is large mounds of white and I would love to see the green and brown of the soil.
this place that you like to walk on is amazing. it has attractions every single season. aren't there more birds than usual for this season?
Such a wonderful place!! I know you must enjoy it so much!! Thanks for sharing!! Oh, and I love the little rabbit!!
Wonderful images. The lake is very scenic.
Wonderful images. The lake is very scenic.
do rabbits hibernate?
Lovely winter sunshine!
It is fresh and beautiful!
What a lovely scenery. Must be great to take a walk there.
Carver, I enjoy seeing the lake and the birds from your area.. The bunny is really cute. Spring is just around the corner and flowers will be popping up..Have a happy day!
Sorry you are feeling stale, Carver. It doesn't look stale to me, though. When I see spring coming so close to North Carolina it gives me hope that it will move north to Canada in a few more weeks. :)
These are terrific sights. How can they be stale?!
These are some wonderful pictures. That rabbit looks cute.
Sweet photos Carver, love the bunny. I don't get to see too many of those lately.
A great series, love the bunny!
I'm not tired of it! Your thoughts are always different . And I love the serene nature of your walks ... And your birds. Unless I'm in a bad mood because we haven't been anywhere for a nature walk and then I am envious of all your backyard birds. Don't go away!
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