A ShutterBug Explores ~ Our World Tuesday

'The machine does not isolate man from the great problems of nature but 
plunges him more deeply into them.'

~ Antoine de Saint-Exupery




Hopefully, the last snowstorm this year on Cape Ann MA.





Our back yard on Cape Ann MA looking so lovely in recent snowstorm.

 





Doves at the feeder ~ they were everywhere ~ what a sight! 

 

We are sharing with: Our World Tuesday.


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    'Carol'





    Angel ~ my rescue  yorkie ~ love her ~ Xox




    'Zoe' in memoriam ~ Xox~ love her still.

Comments

  1. Snow, you are beautiful, it's time to give way for spring.

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  2. Nourishment! Oh ... these doves are so lucky to have found your feeder in the snow.

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  3. So pretty! I'm sure it's awfully cold, too. Does the lake freeze?

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  4. It looks so pristine and beautiful. Hope you are still able to get out and about despite the weather. Keep safe.

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  5. As beautiful as it is I am sure you are ready for the snow to be gone. At least I was happy when our snow melted. We have had a few truly spring-like days here. A couple of crocus are blooming. FUN... Wishing you a good week.

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  6. Lovely capture and views over there! Enjoy the last part of the snow season.
    Take care

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  7. WOW, even your Brrrr Cold looks beautiful!

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  8. It's warm outside here. It won't last, but it's warm right now. I'm so ready for spring.

    Have a fabulous day, Carol. Big hug to you and lots of scritches to Angel. ♥

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  9. Yes, let's hope it's the last of the snow for this season! How cool to have so many mourning doves at the feeder.

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  10. Hopefully it starts thawing out for you there soon.

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