Basking in the morning sun, this female moose wasn't worried about me as long as I didn't block the sun's rays.
The prairie sky was lit up with fast moving clouds this afternoon. At one point, we reached a high of 8C. Yes, the big sloughs and lakes are slowly starting to thaw. Eventually the cold wind brought more cloud cover and the temperature dropped but the sun is expected to return tomorrow with dare I say ... 'double digit' temperatures! Let's keep our fingers crossed!
Tami, keeping my fingers crossed for double digit temperature for your area!!! The snow looks pretty, but it's definitely time for some warm weather. Gorgeous shots, though!
ReplyDeleteThanks Olga! Keeping your fingers crossed helped ... we reached a high of +12C (54F). It won't take long at those temps to melt the snow away! :)
DeleteAWESOME!!!! So happy! 54 F is great!
DeleteBTW I had a difficult time writing to you and Mat last night. I made 4 mistakes altogether including writing "Tami" at the beginning of my post. My apologies. I didn't drink any alcohol or anything ha ha ha. Actually yesterday I was really excited to have my camera back after exactly 25 days without it. I couldn't stop thinking what to photograph next :)...I was very distracted, indeed!
No apologies necessary! I think of how often my mind and fingers have not worked in collaboration! LOL! 25 days without my camera ... couldn't do it! I got my new camera just over a year ago and have yet to send my old one away to be serviced! I can relate to being easily distracted, especially with a camera in hand! Have a great day Olga! :)
DeleteWow great shot. I get excited about a deer and you have moose.
ReplyDeleteMoose are my favourite!!! If you click on the label 'Moose,' you'll see a few pics of a couple of big bull moose I caught images of last fall! :)
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