With temps remaining in the 40's and almost a week long rainy period, there is barely any snow left. In the woods on the south side I was surprised to see green where just one week ago there was only white. I really don't know how something could green up so fast. I wonder if somehow those plants just stay green underneath the snow all winter.
I only saw one deer today from a long ways away on the west side. Also saw a Bald Eagle and another Pileated Woodpecker but they were both too fast for a photo. I just read that a Pileated Woodpecker will leave large piles of woodchips at the base of trees where searching for food and this last photo is pretty good evidence of that.
With temps remaining in the 40's and almost a week long rainy period, there is barely any snow left. In the woods on the south side I was surprised to see green where just one week ago there was only white. I really don't know how something could green up so fast. I wonder if somehow those plants just stay green underneath the snow all winter. 
I only saw one deer today from a long ways away on the west side. Also saw a Bald Eagle and another Pileated Woodpecker but they were both too fast for a photo. I just read that a Pileated Woodpecker will leave large piles of woodchips at the base of trees where searching for food and this last photo is pretty good evidence of that.
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