The only snow we have is on the highest mountains.
It's been warmer here than in the Southeastern U.S.
Common Raven at our feeder, no winter rarities so far this year.
Raven calling others to come get a treat.
Black-billed Magpie, still one of our favorites although most think they are a pest.
Neighborhood deer, typically over 100 in the area.
This buck still sporting his antlers
A few deer come into our feeders, plus drain the water pan each night.
Our weekly trips to outlying areas produce Bald Eagles
With the open Yellowstone River, there is plenty to eat.
A Rough-legged Hawk winters in the valley, of course harrassed by the Magpies.
Another beautiful sunrise over Livingston Peak
A pair of Gray Partridge feeding on grass seeds south of town.
A cock Gray Partridge
Dark-eyed (Pink-sided) Junco
Pine Siskin
Flock of House Finches in heavy cover to escape strong winds.
A Pair of Bald Eagles soaring over the cliffs in courtship display.
Flock of Clark's Nutcrackers (five of the ten) feeding on Pine Nuts, cone seeds and Rocky Mountain Juniper Berries
Clark's Nutcracker comes to pishing.
Over wintering American Robin
Townsend's Solitaire
Mountain Chickadee
New Crescent Moon shows the whole shape of the moon.
We know that many are suffering through ice storms and power outages, our prayers are with them.
We know winter is not over and we still could get some but not yet. Expecting temps in the 50's for the next two weeks at least. An unexpected treat as roads are open for exploring.
❤️ Love & Prayers 🙏🏽
Ty & Ida Baumann
