Eye see you.

This is the eye of a bluebird…the feathers around it amaze me with their beautiful patterns and delicacy.

I’ve been making sure that their favorite sunflower chips are always available because at least some of their food source is buried beneath a LOT of snow.

I buried my chocolate under the snow and like a squirrel, I occasionally find a bit, dig it up and have a feast…(I’m just kidding.)

Don’t leave without us!

These deer were all the way down on the bank of the river, so I was surprised to get a decent shot of any kind. A herd of seven were loosely grouped and these three were stragglers. The deer in the middle is keeping an eye on the rest of the herd that had already worked it’s way down the hill and into the ravine.

Snowflake Junco.

use this Junco with snowflake wm

This Junco didn’t seem to mind having a snowflake resting under it’s eye. I love these little birds and I only get to see them in the fall and winter.

Guess what these little birds are nicknamed? Snowbirds!
Huge numbers of these birds migrate south to the United States in the winter from Canada and Alaska.
A lot of you know that the folks that flock to Florida in the winter are also called snowbirds!