Once the moose move in, the willows and shrubs start to suffer. It's not all bad because when the snow is deep, food is a little scarce for bunnies etc. I've noticed over the last few years the rabbits seem to follow the moose. Moose break it down, leaving tender tips available at ground level.
Brooklyn was feeling lazy and decided to watch me rather than join me on the walk.
This must have been a fairly inebriated mouse as he certainly did not walk a straight line!
Even though it's only coming up mid February, the mild temperatures and additional sunlight is causing the melt rings around the tree trunks. Spring...Bring it on!
As you can see, there is not much happening on the Acreage. Tomorrow it's trim Tucker's feet day and clean up the paddock again. Oh yeah, coffee at 09:00 at A&W with the boys. I'm getting tired just thinking about all that activity.
pretty brooklyn! love the windy mouse trail.
ReplyDeletei've got the horse vet coming today for shots, teeth check/float, sheath cleaning. always wears me out...
Always appears like postcards! But, I know it comes with a lot of stress as well. This is the part of blogging that I love, the REAL world view through an individual's own lense.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Lana
I like the sound of your "busy" days!
ReplyDeleteWhy walk in a straight line, when you can make designs in the snow!
ReplyDeleteWell keep those mild temps going... I don't want snow when I come home... Get some rest... your just too busy!!
ReplyDeleteHahaha, sounds like some good activity to me. I found the information about the moose and bunnies very interesting!
ReplyDeleteBig mouse!
ReplyDeleteWow, a mild February for you. Do you think spring break-up will be early in the North this year?
hehe, I like the way you think and your sense of humor! Now I have to get to know everyone's name!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty images!