Flash of Red 2018-17

This shot was taken last week but I should have waited until the morning before I posted it and I'd have been able to take another. It's snowing tonight and we're expecting to wake up to about 5 inches.

[alia_801]

I love seeing little bird footprints around! Nice capture!

[Joan Robillard]

Cute

[Lou Ann]

Very cool.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@alia_801 @joansmor @louannwarren

Thank you Allie, Joan and Lou Ann!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Cool shot for flash of red.

[Islandgirl]

Cool shot for the challenge Ann!

[summerfield]

this is rather like prehistoric art! i think this has more definition than would it be in thicker snow. aces!

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Diane]

Neat shot! Good luck with the snow.

[Helen Jane]

these simple footprints have quite an appeal. Hope you don't get too much snow.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@mittens @radiogirl @summerfield @kerristephens @eudora

Thank you Marilyn, Kathy, Vikki, Kerri and Diane! The snow has stopped, the sun is out and we're already seeing patches of the ground. Gotta love global warming!

[Taffy]

Sweet scene of a b bird on its way somewhere.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@taffy Thanks Taffy! They are Junco tracks. They hop all over my deck in search of little tidbits to eat. Fun to watch.

[Henri Russell]

If you follow the tracks, I'm sure you could find the bird.

[wendy frost]

Great tracks captured but which way did it go.

[Kathy]

Nice shot of the bird tracks in the snow.

[Chris Johnson]

I've never even thought about what bird footprints look like since we don't get snow. What an awesome shot!

[Sandi]

A little bigger and they'd be turkey footprints. Do you ever get any turkeys in your woods? We get them by my new studio and I almost shot some of the footprints. This is a great capture!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@henrir @wendyfrost @randystreat @cjphoto @sandrajo

Thanks Henri, Wendy, Kathy, Chris, and Sandi!

I don't have to follow the tracks- they are on the deck every day Henri! LOL

They go in circles most of the time Wendy- and then fly away.

Yes Sandi, we do get turkeys- usually in the fall, sometimes late summer, depending on the mating season I think.

[Nicole Campbell]

Such cute little footprints, hope you have stayed warm

[katy]

This one made me smile at all those little footprints

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@nicolecampbell Thank you Nicole and thanks for the fav! Yes- warm on the cold days thanks to the woodstove. But today- it was in the 70's F. (very warm for February!).

@grammyn Thank you Katy!