The bigfoot trees are reaching out to the sun, wanting to be exposed to the warmth.
Atomic Sky
Please melt the snow.
On The Brink Of Death
After assuming the worst, a survivor has risen on the 3rd day.
This guinea finally came out of the windbreak after 8 inches of snow and -9F low. She was vocalizing the common buckwheat sound that the females do. I let the other guineas out of their shed, helping bring this one back into her home.
Thus these 2 white guineas have escaped death, until next time……
Attempted Suicide
This is another post about the white guineas that have been a part of my life since 2013. The first part of the story can be found on http://www.fastgrowingtrees.us/KlecknerOasis/dumb-youth/ and http://www.fastgrowingtrees.us/KlecknerOasis/clipping-guinea-wings/
The second part of the story comes last summer when the white male wondered off, never to be seen again by me-http://www.fastgrowingtrees.us/KlecknerOasis/white-guineas-minus-one/ .
2 females lived on without much issue for the past few months. Then a heavy snowstorm hit on Saturday and the two white guineas flew into the trees and would not come down and go in their shed. Snow kept falling, by the next morning, the total snowfall had been 8 inches. I imagined the guineas killed themselves, yet one was found in the front yard alive, a frozen icicle getting thawed out.
Now only one remains of the 3 stooges.
February, Not So Nice
Daisy, the llama doesn’t mind taking on a brutal start to the new month.
18 years old this year, she knows these types of storms well.
Time in the Woods
The weather has been great for the whole latter part of January, a good time to spend in nature.
Spring Weather
Sunsets and nice weather have been mixing together this January.
Armageddon
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Winter Hangout
The cats come here when it is sunny and sleep away the cold winter.
The orange cat is now getting used to the two new cats around.
Afforestation
Slowly I have been planting more trees in former pasture.
I make sure to mix some conifers in for wildlife cover.