It’s finally starting to look more like late fall-going-on-winter around here, with the weather turning cooler and the trees finally sheding their summer plumage. It was only three weeks ago it still looked like summer.
Recent rains have left the lake level about a foot higher than normal, but it was clearly even higher, as can be seen by the mud line along the shore:
or the mud on this ourcropping of vegetation:
The wildlife is looking more winter-like too, with wintering Buffleheads hanging around:
I try not to spook the wildlife, but sometimes it happens anyway.
Oh, and let’s not forget the obligatory Great Blue Heron picture: this one was hunting for dinner so I kept some distance:
Creature Feature 2018 #7
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