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Snow
We have had a couple of days of snow this last week. Nothing too deep, thank goodness (I am not a lover of snow!) but enough to see some nice footprints when I went walking with Saari. |
| Saari's snow prints |
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| Fox snow prints |
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| Bird snow prints |
I don't know what bird left the prints above - they were quite big, maybe 2-3cm long. Any ideas?
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I love the footprints! We don't get snow so it's just lovely to see what is probably a pretty standard experience for most people. They do look different to prints in sand. Do you get crows or magpies? If it were I'd say it was a peewee.
ReplyDeleteAfter a bit more research, I found on this page and think they might be from nothing more interesting than a pigeon! https://ypte.org.uk/factsheets/wildlife-id/footprints-birds#section
DeleteLovely to see animal footprints in the snow, still waiting for some here, it would be a lovely change from rain!
ReplyDeleteWe only had a bit and it's gone now, although thankfully NOT to be replaced by rain. Really hoping your rain stops soon. Your poor piggies :(
DeleteWe drove all the way to Dartmoor which is about an hour's drive from where we live just to be able to play in the snow. T loved it! :)
ReplyDeleteGood for you! Ours has gone now.
DeleteThe snow has passed us by so far in South Devon. Even though it would make it a bit difficult to get about is still love to have some as my girls haven't seen much of it. I have a backlog of snow play ideas to get out and use :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting and I love the footprints in the snow. Very cool. Yoda saw snow for the first time and was very intrigued! Angela x
ReplyDeleteThose footprints are so clear.
ReplyDeleteOh the snow looks lovely. I find nothing lovelier than seeing paw prints in the snow. Great photos :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant footprints in the snow.
ReplyDeleteI had the exact same prints in my garden this week and believe they were from Crows. We have lots of birds visit my various bird feeders, but I particularly noticed two crows came for breakfast. Maybe your footprints are crows too. I also have a photo.
Thank you for letting me link up... it's my first visit.
Have a great week
No snow here thank goodness but I love the prints in yours! :)
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