Unlike us, the wild creatures don't get a holiday from the cold and snow. The juncos sure appreciated the cracked corn we left out for them, and received a probably-unintended present from the cats, who stayed indoors and let them chatter and feed in peace.
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Christmas Morning Snow
To add to the Christmas Day excitement - IT SNOWED!!
Pretty scene looking across the street - first Christmas Day snow in Portland since some time in the 90's
Unlike us, the wild creatures don't get a holiday from the cold and snow. The juncos sure appreciated the cracked corn we left out for them, and received a probably-unintended present from the cats, who stayed indoors and let them chatter and feed in peace.

The cherry tree in the side yard - still photogenic despite being half-dead - looked elegant with a dusting of snow
Very pretty, neh?
Unlike us, the wild creatures don't get a holiday from the cold and snow. The juncos sure appreciated the cracked corn we left out for them, and received a probably-unintended present from the cats, who stayed indoors and let them chatter and feed in peace.
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