I don't mind if the deer get at this, as aloe stays green all winter but dies back in spring to regrow--they do make a mess of it though
there were titmice (titmouses?) out, practicing, and a crow or two. that's when you realize it's been too quiet too long.
this was the one 50 deg, day we had this week, with the warmer south wind making clouds over the snow patches
I have no idea what this bulb thinks its doing in late February, don't even know what it IS...
it's bleak, but I love the colors. Funny how nature never puts a foot wrong in color choices




How nice for you (and your titmousies). The back hill's still white to the treeline, but beyond that everything else is still white. Dammit.
ReplyDeletewe had about 37 inches of rain the night before, and it washed away almost every scrap of visible snow, except for the bits you see in the photos...now we're back to normal (as in cold) but snowless.
ReplyDeleteand this being northern new england, the words "so far" linger in the air