We've been lucky. Two snows in two weeks, with temperatures low enough for them to stick.
The lake in Prospect Park has been semi-frozen, and we wonder when we will see raccoons walking on the ice again (the last time was in February this year, a roaming pack of 12, possibly a once-in-ten-year raccoon reunion?).

When the sun shines, it glitters.

Hawthorns hanging low.
It's interesting that birds don't eat the fruit now. Given a choice, they mob the remaining crabapples, instead.
Unrelated, but not really: If you like almanacs, I contributed a monthly foraging column to The Other Almanac 2026. And there is a lot more in it, too.
Find it in the usual places and from the publisher.




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