More Views of Spring on the Vermilon River. A Post to My World Tuesday.

River Bank



Small Falls

 As I said spring comes in fits and starts in the north. Today is overcast, about 40F and raining.  The snow, now crystallized, is melting away, but slowly in the forest and along the river bank because of the shade from the trees. This situation still inhibits Boom and I from the more rugged trails. I'd say another week, but we could still get snow.

A Gaggle of Geese.



Close Up.




One Legged Geese

 These Geese are just standing on one foot. They are not injured.


In Flight





In Flight.

 They're exceptional fliers.


Reflected Geese




Ring-billed Gull




Male RedPoll




Male RedPoll




Goldfinch.



Male Hairy Woodpecker.

 Click to enlarge.


Northern Crow

 Now you know how I got the crow to pose.

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Spring on the Vermilon River. A Post to Camera Critters

The Open River



Close Up of Open Water

 More areas in the river are continuing to open up.


Far Bank



Near the Open Water



Close Up

 Canada Geese arrive, but the RedPolls are still hanging on. It's sort of a mix of spring and winter.

In Flight



Male RedPoll




Male RedPoll



Robin

If RedPolls are a winter visitor then the Robin is an early sign of summer.


Ring-billed Gull


 The Gulls seem to be around all the time but move closer to the water as the ice melts.

Northern Crow

Isn't he the perfect guy to say: " Have a good day!!"

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