No snow on the landscape, but clouds and trees and a ghostly moon contributed some winter white.
We don’t normally have white winters where I live in Australia, although snow has been part of our forecast this year. Still, I searched the nearby wetlands in this last bit of winter to see what white I could find. No snow on the landscape, but clouds and trees and a ghostly moon contributed some winter white. Birds provided some fleeting white splashes. And humans have made their own additions. While my home in Australia may not have the snowy seasons of my childhood, I can still find lots of winter white if I look.
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Diane
8/25/2019 11:29:15 am
These photos are amazing, I still cannot believe you get such great shots of the birds in the wild with a phone camera (smile).
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Rose
8/26/2019 04:01:27 am
Thanks, Diane. I keep thinking I should upgrade to a real camera, but I love the convenience of the phone. Thanks as always for reading and commenting!
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Paul Lally
8/26/2019 03:39:28 pm
... love your really great posts Rose, this one is just another example why :)
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Rose
8/26/2019 10:59:16 pm
Thanks so much, Paul. It makes me happy to know you’re enjoying them. Thanks for taking the time to let me know. 😊
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Lillian
9/1/2019 07:39:04 am
Such beauty from our God!!!
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Rose
9/1/2019 08:20:07 pm
It is beautiful, isn't it? I hope you're doing well, Ms. Lillian. Always a joy to hear from you -- thanks for reading and commenting!
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AuthorRose Ciccarelli is an American writer and editor living in Canberra, Australia. Archives
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