We are now just past the midway mark of April, yet where I live, we still have snow. By now, I would love to see green grass, but I also know that no human is in charge of the weather, so we accept what we get and are thankful for the moisture.
Here are some random shots taken while out and about in southern Manitoba.
I was so focused on capturing this eagle shot that I never noticed the Magpie until I got these pictures on my computer. I like that kind of surprises.
I have mentioned this before, but just west of my hometown, is a herd of Bison. I enjoy watching them. Right now they look great, as they have not yet started losing their winter fur.
While at the Pembina Valley watching the migrating raptors, we were suddenly aware of the louder sound of running water. This had been a trickle beside the road and suddenly became much more forceful. The spring water is obviously very dirty, but the sound was pretty.
Two Bald Eagles were enjoying some found treasure in the field. They were quite far away, but this gives you an idea of what I saw.
Even from a distance, those massive wings show so much power.
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