Post #5

 3:30-3:55 pm 11/13/22


-Snow clouds and snowing

-33 Degrees

-70% humidity 

- 9 hours 50 min was the length of the day  

So snow is in the picture now on November 14. Absolutely no bugs seen or felt. The green level report has gone down a drastic amount, everything that was green is now white. I measured about 2-3 inches of snow that we got during the weekend. 

Of course the one time I don't have my bow I see deer, although they were 100+ yards out so not much I could have done with that. 

Here are some busy Nuthatches



First time having to wear boots


Measuring the depth of snow (2-3 inches) 


Everything is white instead of the brown or green pictures from this same spot as last times. 


Day 1

Animals I could identify 

Time of day

1Birds, crickets, mosquitos, bullfrogs, chipmunk, spotted owl, screech owl, squirrels, woodpecker, Canadian goose,  lightning bugs, bats

Evening
2White headed nuthatch, Squirrels, cricket, Red headed woodpecker, grasshopper, crow, Red tail hawk, bugsAfternoon
3

White headed nuthatch, Squirrels, crickets, fruit flys, chickadees, Blue jay


Afternoon
4Crow, Chickadee, Nuthatch, Squirrels, Red headed woodpecker, Buck, DoeAfternoon 

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