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Winter arrives

December 28, 2021Black & White, Snow & Ice, WinterJonathan

Snow falls on a scene of snow covered foliage next to a ravine. Trees, snow covered ground, and houses are in the background.

Madison finally got some decent snowfall — about three and a half inches on the ground right now.

Then one foggy Christmas Eve…

December 24, 2021Fog & Mist, RiversJonathan

The view of a small river with trees on either side, covered in dense fog.

Definitely a different kind of white Christmas.

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Happy Solstice!

December 21, 2021Shadows, SkyJonathan

A long shadow of a man standing next to a nature trail with brown and dried plants, lit by the late afternoon sun.

On this day of the longest shadows, may your coming days be brighter and brighter.

State holiday tree

December 17, 2021Architecture, TreesJonathan

Holiday tree in the rotunda of the Capitol. The tree is decorated with lights and ornaments, and a model train circles the base.

The Wisconsin State Capitol looking very festive these days.

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Mother Nature’s art

December 14, 2021Lakes, SkyJonathan

Pink, red, orange, and yellow streaky clouds over a lake at dusk. The colors are reflected in the water. In the foreground is a bare tree and the shoreline are in silhouette.

Yesterday evening along Lake Monona: Another awe-inspiring piece of artwork from Mother Nature.

Tundra swans

December 12, 2021BirdsJonathan

Side view of a tundra swan floating on a lake, stretching their wings.

If you’re a migrating tundra swan, Lake Monona is pretty good spot to rest and stretch your wings.

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Waiting for a strong wind

December 10, 2021Life, Still Life, ThoughtsJonathan

The top half of single oak leaf stands straight up in the middle of a large metal grate.

When I came across this oak leaf trapped in a large grate, it resonated with how I’ve been feeling lately. Like this leaf, sometimes I think many of us just need a strong wind to lift us up a bit, so we can carry on our way. May you find that strong wind when you need it.

Another unique sunset

November 30, 2021Lakes, SkyJonathan

Purple and blue clouds above an orange colored band of sky.  The downtown Madison skyline can be seen from across a lake.

Much like snowflakes, it seems that no two sunsets are ever alike. I felt fortunate to witness this unique one last night. After a completely cloudy day, the clouds started to clear as the sun went down in Madison.

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Winter sign

November 26, 2021Lakes, Snow & IceJonathan

A fallen tree on the shore of a lake that isn't frozen. It's covered with a layer of ice. The bottom side of the tree is lined with icicles above the water.

It was cold along the shore of Lake Mendota today. Winter is coming…

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Grey squirrels

November 21, 2021MammalsJonathan

Side view of a grey squirrel on a tree branch.

I came across several grey squirrels while out on a hike. Some seemed just as interested in me as I was in them.

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