Monday, March 2, 2009
Frozen Fronds
Yesterday's failed search for signs of spring was a chilly one, but there was beauty in the forest, even so. This is good old Christmas Fern, Polystichum acrostichoides, one of many plants that are green all winter. I enjoyed seeing it embedded in ice, but have to admit I'm ready for a break from ice and snow. These are not DSLR pictures.
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DSLR or not, those a nice photos.
It is nice to know there is some green out there. We have a few inches of snow still on the ground and I can hear spring peepers calling from the pond.
Last week the peeper singing reached a fever pitch just a thunderstorm was rolling in at sundown. It was a momment you could never capture on film or with the written word, but it seemed as if the frogs were summonsing the storm. Such a scene makes one understand how the natives could believed in the rain dance.
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