Even the fields are emerging and the Canada Geese are taking advantage of what is to offer in those fields.
I hope you have a great weekend. Skywatch Friday has lots of skies you can see here. Saturday, February 7, 2009
Skywatch Friday
The gorgeous sun is melting away the snow. Our skies have been this gorgeous blue the past couple of days. The clouds in the background look like snow covered mountains to me.
Even the fields are emerging and the Canada Geese are taking advantage of what is to offer in those fields.
I hope you have a great weekend. Skywatch Friday has lots of skies you can see here.
Even the fields are emerging and the Canada Geese are taking advantage of what is to offer in those fields. I hope you have a great weekend. Skywatch Friday has lots of skies you can see here. 
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All I can say it is difficult to deal with change. This new Blogger format is not as user friendly in my opinion. I guess I will get us...
Your fields are emerging?! We have at LEAST another month before that starts to happen. One hour south of us though, they have a lot less snow!
ReplyDeleteWe had a beautiful sunny, blue, blue sky day yesterday too.
That IS a beautiful blue and those cloud DO look like mountains. Can spring be far behind?!
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa.....Glad you are getting some sunshine......and isn't it just lovely to see blue skies.....
ReplyDeleteIn the fields opposite the house a flock of pink footed and canada geese have arrive.
Lovely photos, and the blue sky is gorgeous.
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Always Growing
Lisa, It hit 58 degrees here today--I thought it was spring! Isn't it wonderful to see blue skies and green instead of white once again?
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and encouraging commentary. Spring will arrive soon!
ReplyDeleteWow - Lisa - I love that blue sky. It's so endless. i'm sure the geese were happy to see the sun for a change and to have some of the snow and ice melt away.
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa,
ReplyDeleteLooks just like a Minnesota landscape!
Last year there was a small flock - just one family, really - of Canadian geese at a lake near our house. One had an injured wing, and we watched for about a month or two as the wing progressed from dragging on the ground to being held just a few inches lower than normal. Then they left.
ReplyDeleteI saw the same goose a few days ago, his wing still held just a little bit low; I'm glad to know he made it... not that that has anything to do with skywatching, your Canadian geese set off a chain reaction in my brain, sorry.
I love watching geese move across a field. Like an army marching toward the promise of a new season.
ReplyDeleteThe white with the blue skies is beautiful! Makes me want to go play in it!
ReplyDeletewonderful and really enjoyed this! I really should do one of these sky watchs !
ReplyDeleteI'm a little late to arrive.
ReplyDeleteAt first glance I did think those were snow covered mountains. How nice to have a mountain view even for a little while.
Marnie
Lisa, Fantastic blue skies! There is nothing better then a sunny day in winter...as it melts the snow! Such a promise that spring can't be too far away! Thank you for your wonderful congrats on my blogaversary. I am so excited to see your name on the Spring Fling list! Aren't we all going to have so much fun.
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