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Fresh Snow

Two to three inches of fresh snow in West Boise.

Fresh Coat of Fluff

More moisture for our lawns and gardens today, while they're still sleeping. I do have a friend who told me she saw her daffodils poking up. I didn't see any in my yard yet. You?

Snowy Flamingo

The garden is sleeping.....

Snowy Wisteria

Snow on the wisteria yesterday morning. Second year in a row we've have autumn snow.

Snowy Lavender

A winter show for the lavender.

Snow, Rain, Snow!

Our weather pattern has turned to snow, rain, snow...and about an hour after I took this photo last night, back to rain :)

Bird Dinner Party - Robin and Northern Flicker

Lots of tasty bug goodies to be found under the leaves as the snow melts. And geesh. There are still a lot of leaves that should be raked...if the weather cooperates before spring.

Somebody's Watching Me

And this bird patiently waited for a couple of hours outside my office window until I filled the feeder.

Nest of Snow

This was a robin's nest. One they built but never used.

Blue Bowl of Big Snow

Another perspective on our snow storm this week. This is a bird bath.

Goldfinch Dressed for Winter

I refilled the thistle feeder after the big snow storm and it was instantly popular.

House Sparrow Fluffed Up

A little girl sparrow waiting her turn to swoop in for a snack at the platform feeder.

Don't Eat Yellow Snow

Hey! My front yard needs a fresh coat of snow, now that it's been "visited."

Snow Blues

Love how the snow coat on the crazy wisteria vines looks blue before sunrise.

House Finch

This super-red house finch caught my eye yesterday at the bird feeder.

Scarecrow Snow

My cute little scarecrow girl got sprinkled with snowflakes yesterday.

A Sun-Snow-Show This Morning

Fun weather this morning. Sun-clouds-snow all mixed together.

Twisty Snow

Another snapshot of the sticky snow from Sunday. It's long gone, now. This vine is a wisteria.

Wet and Sticky Snow

Lots of heavy, wet snow early yesterday morning. Most of it had melted by the afternoon. This reddish-pink glass ball was a hummingbird feeder that didn't work very well. It drip, drip, dripped and attracted more ants than birds. I left it up for architectural interest in the garden bed ;)