What happened to the water?

The puddle (my January photo subject) dried up. It was frozen mud in the morning when I took this picture. Later on in the day, the mud thawed, but no water appeared. My puddle did not make it until the end of January. P.S. If you look really carefully at the top of the right hand side of the leaf, you might see some star shaped designs in the mud. I took a macro shot of some of the star shaped designs in the puddle and did discover a TINY bit of frozen water. (see my 365 2 project for that shot)

[Lin]

So close to the end of the month! It's been a great series!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Was it windy? Water can still evaporate if there's wind blowing around. In a way your puddle did make- but not in its original form. Great job in sticking with it Daisy!

[Dawn Ulmer]

Awww, poor puddle. Great documentation.

[Gena Pegg]

Looking a little muddy there Daisy!! hahaah!! Well, it is almost spring, right?

[tony gig]

Not be long now Daisy and January will be finished, you have produced some lovely shots, and all part of nature.

[Pyrrhula]

Love the creativity of you in this beautiful series of just a leaf . A fav for each and all of them
Thank you for you visit and you sympathy and good wishes on my surgery .
Much appreciated

[Daisy Miller]

@linnypinny Thank you. If the puddle had lasted just one more day!

[Daisy Miller]

@olivetreeann Thank you. I think the wind must have dried up the puddle.

[Daisy Miller]

@deu49097 Thank you. I have never been sad to see a puddle dry up before this month.

[Daisy Miller]

@eyesmile Thanks! Spring is indeed getting closer.

[Daisy Miller]

@tonygig Thank you. I have enjoyed the January puddle series.

[Daisy Miller]

@pyrrhula Thank you. The puddle series challenged me, but also taught me a lot. Wishing you continued success with your recovery.