Compare these to last Saturday's post and you'll see that the winter is getting whiter. My trash cans are in the shade, relatively speaking, so they are a good place to keep track of snow fall. These were taken around 6:45 a.m. It warmed up quite a bit during the day, at least into the high 30s, so there were a few signs of life - other than evergreens which show signs of life year 'round. Heard a couple of Chorus Frog croaks and saw a few birds, mostly ravens and juncos.
I'd say we have 18" on the ground. In this shady spot where I live, that means there should be snow on the ground at least until April no matter what kind of winter we have. If I suffer withdrawal symptoms from the lack of bug photography, I'll need to head down to the Sacramento Valley.
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