A blog about a first-time house owner learning to maintain his backyard, and thoughts about nature, science, history, and life.
Showing posts with label fog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fog. Show all posts
Thursday, June 20, 2013
A Foggy Dawn in Freeville
Yesterday morning, I was still awake, finishing a video for my newborn nephew, when I looked out the window and spotted a doe in the backyard. I went over to the patio door to take a picture, but the doe scurried away.
Noticing the mist, I figured it would be a good morning for pictures of the creek, and it certainly was...
As I was on the dock, I heard a weak "eep" coming from above me. I turned around to see this:
I wonder if this is the same fawn that I saw laying in my wildflowers a week or two ago. Not wanting to startle the fawn too much, and knowing that the doe might be not far off keeping an eye on the situation, I stayed on the dock to take a downstream photo:
I turned around again and the fawn was out of sight, so I climbed the stairs to head back to the house, and the fawn was still in the yard. We had a staring contest...like his/her mom, this young deer is very good at them. I also shot a short video of the fawn, which may make it onto the Tube of You sometime in the future. I'm sure this won't be our last encounter.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
A Foggy Night in Freeville
One night last week, a fog rolled in to Freeville late in the evening, and I went outside to capture some images. The fog droplets condensed onto my camera lens, making for some interesting photos. Even though the fog was pretty thick close to the ground, the clouds parted at times, allowing the moon to peek through (last photo). I hope you enjoy this look at a foggy night in Freeville.
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