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DannyBoy · 11-21-2007, 02:17 PM

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Dreaming of snow is nice, getting around through it..not so nice

My favourite part of the whole Snow experience is looking out down (or up) the street in the late afternoon/early evening and seeing how the light from the street lamps just kisses the snow ontop of the ground and cars and trees. It's a beautiful thing and I kep hoping to see it at least once every christmas. Not always to be though unfortunately. If it happens next month or so I MUST take a picture if I can get a good one.

Kana · 11-21-2007, 03:00 PM

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If I didn't have red hair and a big nose I would be quite handsome.

LOLOL!!!

You are handsome. And there's nothing wrong with ginger hair.

DannyBoy · 11-21-2007, 03:02 PM

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You are handsome. And there's nothing wrong with ginger hair.

As if I didn't adore you enough already

White Rabbit · 11-21-2007, 03:28 PM

I like redheads. (Women that is.)

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As if I didn't adore you enough already

Refuge51 · 11-21-2007, 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by DannyBoy

My favourite part of the whole Snow experience is looking out down (or up) the street in the late afternoon/early evening and seeing how the light from the street lamps just kisses the snow ontop of the ground and cars and trees. It's a beautiful thing and I kep hoping to see it at least once every christmas. Not always to be though unfortunately. If it happens next month or so I MUST take a picture if I can get a good one.

I do love the snow..the most colorful birds come to visit me. Of course I would rather my freezer and frig were filled first, then I wouldn't have to risk leaving the house. My first year in Nebraska, we had 17" snow. It was in October 1997. It was considered the perfect snowstorm. http://www.journalstar.com/articles/...d814490688.txt

DannyBoy · 11-21-2007, 03:35 PM

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I do love the snow..the most colorful birds come to visit me. Of course I would rather my freezer and frig were filled first, then I wouldn't have to risk leaving the house. My first year in Nebraska, we had 17" snow. It was in October 1997. It was considered the perfect snowstorm. http://www.journalstar.com/articles/...d814490688.txt

Speaking of birds, a little Robin sat on my doorstep the other day. It sat and waited while I took a handful of pictures of it. I couldn't believe it. Didn't seem bothered. It even hopped up onto a higher platform to let me take some better ones. If only it had been snowing at the time, it would have been picture perfect. But hey, 17 inches ?... good lord. When it snows it snows huh.

Refuge51 · 11-21-2007, 04:58 PM

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Speaking of birds, a little Robin sat on my doorstep the other day. It sat and waited while I took a handful of pictures of it. I couldn't believe it. Didn't seem bothered. It even hopped up onto a higher platform to let me take some better ones. If only it had been snowing at the time, it would have been picture perfect. But hey, 17 inches ?... good lord. When it snows it snows huh.

Your robin must have thought it was Spring. They don't stick around here at all.Neither do the bluejays.
I saw a nuthatch and pretty soon the dark eyed juncos will be here..and the cardinals.
The juncos eat off the ground scratching back and forth in the snow and the nuthatches eat upside down.

junco

nuthatch

DannyBoy · 11-24-2007, 07:15 PM

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Your robin must have thought it was Spring. They don't stick around here at all.Neither do the bluejays.
I saw a nuthatch and pretty soon the dark eyed juncos will be here..and the cardinals.
The juncos eat off the ground scratching back and forth in the snow and the nuthatches eat upside down.

junco

nuthatch

Maybe, or it flew into the front door and was in shock.