The fresh snow stuck in crevices, on ledges and in clumps on the branches of trees. It created snowy sculptures.
Like the seed pods, a few dry leaves still hang on. So much to notice as we make our way through the woods.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Maple Seeds
Finally, we got out our snow shoes - the first time this almost snowless winter. It was wonderful to tramp through the snow and stop and enjoy the woods. These maple seed pods still cling to the branch, waiting for spring.
The fresh snow stuck in crevices, on ledges and in clumps on the branches of trees. It created snowy sculptures.
Like the seed pods, a few dry leaves still hang on. So much to notice as we make our way through the woods.
The fresh snow stuck in crevices, on ledges and in clumps on the branches of trees. It created snowy sculptures.
Like the seed pods, a few dry leaves still hang on. So much to notice as we make our way through the woods.
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I like your woodsy finds, Susan. The monochrome of winter's soft palette appeals to me.
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ReplyDeleteThere are always new creation to find when you walk! Spring is coming soon!
Tomoko
Funny how we put these things into our own contexts. I immediately thought of a giant moth we get here- with big brown wings like that.
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