Spring Days

Our typical March weather roars in like a lion, tornado warnings, high winds and torrential rain.
The temperatures in the mid-seventies, perfect for Spring clean-up, except the rain continues to fall by the bucket-load.

A flock of wild turkeys have taken up residence in the yard, standing in the rain, as if they are enjoying a gentle shower. 

It's an encouraging sight to see forty or more wild turkeys when other areas of the state, are experiencing a decline in numbers.

 

Scratching through the wet soil.

Unfazed and happy.

No Takers

A dark November day, 

Rainy and yet surprisingly warm for this time of the year.

The leaves continue to fall.

The birds have retreated to their nests.

The geese fly south overhead.

Squirrels busily transport their overwinter stash to secret hiding places.

Wild turkeys lead their flock to the nightly roost.

A ginger kitty sleeps.