First week in January
Algonquin Provincial Park was absolutely beautiful last Saturday - sunshine, no wind and a fairly mild temperature (for January).
Largest square: red squirrel. Moving clockwise; icicles on granite boulders. blue jays at feeder, gray jay on shrub, clumps of snow on pine needles and tiny, young spruce trees.
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NATURE NOTES.
27 comments:
I love these and those icicles I just love. The blue jays really pop out against the snow.
Very nice. You actually manage to make winter look enticing!
Love all these winter photos.
Nice shots for a cool wintry mosaic!
Cute winter collage!
an adorable start for our week with these lovely critters!
Wonderful collage!
Léia
Beautiful shots. Love your Jays and cool winter feeling pics:)
Beautiful winter collage!
Love your winter collage.
I haven't seen icicles here yet!...:)JP
I love your collages, these are wonderful.
Beautiful winter shots. The top right shot looks like the birds feathers are snowy.
Cold but very beautiful! Great mosaic.
I do love the jay's! I hope your holiday was a good one.
the blue jays on the snow are just so so beautiful!!
Nice mosaic. I seem to have forgotten how to make them. Do you use Picasa or? It looks chilly there. MB
Nice plump squirrel
Gorgeous collage!
Wonderful collage.
Beautiful winter captures. The grey jay is lovely, almost like a snowbird.
wow, that gray jay is really cool!
A walk in the woods seems to be recommended :-)
Love your collage and the pictures in it. I enjoyed my visit to your blog.
Superb!! Great collage!
Really...a gray jay? Do they sound like the blue jays? I have to look that up.. You are brave getting out there with the camera EG..I haven't been out at all.. I need to though.. Have a great week..Michelle
Lovely still bright day no wind just the cold air , that's lovely . Your captures are refreshing to.
Sheila :)
Squirrels are just always so cute...no other word describes them!
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