A few inches of powdery snow glistens on Christmas Day.
Today is Christmas and it is beautiful in the Ponderosa Pine forest where I live. We were lucky enough to get a few inches of snow overnight to make it a truly White Christmas. I thought that it would only be right to share my wildlife garden christmas gifts with you.
Do you see what I see? A deer, a deer hiding in the bush.
A group of deer across the street walk slowly by while I watch.
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Kathy what a beautiful place and so Christmasy….we have about a foot of new snow and deer running all over…we lack those gorgeous pines though!! Merry Christmas.
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Thank you Donna! Snow at Christmas makes everything magical, don’t you think?
What a beautiful way to spend Christmas. We finally had some snow here in Eastern Iowa last Thursday and it certainly adds that final touch to Christmas day!
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Kevin, believe it or not it is rather rare for us to get snow on Christmas Eve/Day, even though we live in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. And this year it is especially nice since we have had very little moisture (rain or snow). So Mother Nature has given us a special gift in more ways than one!
What a serene setting in which to spend Christmas. Those pines are absolutely beautiful!
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Thank you for sharing your peaceful Christmas scene~ The deer looks so magical in your snowy forest~
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Kathy, thanks for sharing your Christmas with us. No snow here, so it really helps my frame of mind seeing the beauty of your fabulous life! Happy Holidays.
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What beautiful Christmas gifts! Kathy I hope your holiday season was filled with blessings and that you will have the happiest of New Years
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Many, many thanks for your beautiful posts and pictures this year…I can’t wait to see what our new year brings!
Here’s to you
Cheri [Austin, TX]