First Snow
This snow meant business right from the start, clinging to grass and trees and leaf piles. I thought, as I walked, how snow cover brings out the essential nature of a thing. A fence looks more fence-like, a flower pot more flower-pot-like.
It this because it's accented in white? Or because the eye is trained in new directions? Juncos have swooped in for seed and suet, and even, perhaps for the snow itself, flicking little bits of it as they peck. Are they drinking the snow or just moving it out of the way?
Questions without answers. On snow days, it's enough just to wonder.
It this because it's accented in white? Or because the eye is trained in new directions? Juncos have swooped in for seed and suet, and even, perhaps for the snow itself, flicking little bits of it as they peck. Are they drinking the snow or just moving it out of the way?
Questions without answers. On snow days, it's enough just to wonder.
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