Good evening!

I'm with you, and we have a sudden report from Paris, where it snowed a little this afternoon. By the way, at the time of writing this post it has already melted, but since I'm having a day where my back decided to get a little (actually a lot) sore, I managed to catch it

In the photo above, you can see how the little robin looks perplexed at the snowflakes falling from the sky, and as if to say to the viewer - "What the hell is going on?"

In the end, of course, the ground was covered with snow, but it did not reach the snowdrifts of my hometown. It's a pity, I'd like to see it

And then there's a little coyote, sitting there like a balloon, puffed up from the cold

By the way, I found one disadvantage of using the cage on the camera, when it is minus outside - it begins to freeze, and hands to touch it becomes uncomfortable, to put it mildly. In general, it is tolerable, because to use the camera with gloves, I have not learned how to use it normally. Should I buy fingerless gloves?

However, next week it's going to be +10 again, so I can say that I don't need gloves that much

Let's stop with the indignant bird, and move on to the photo proofs, which seem to even contain hints of snow

Tits for starters, hopping on branches in search of food. The first photo shows a tit clutching something tasty with its paw, obviously found nearby. By the way, I have never seen spontaneous bird feeders organized here. I've seen industrial ones, but I haven't seen any homemade ones

Cormorant welcomes an army of snow walkers! Or illustrates again the same meme, which is foul language and I won't post it here

In general, of course, cormorants are not the most photogenic guys, just look at these angry faces. On the other hand, you are sitting there having lunch, and first of all, snow falls on your head, and secondly, some freak with his camera gets in the way and interferes with your food

Okay, I know you came here for pictures of snow, and here they are! It's not convenient to take pictures in the evening, it's a bit dark, but anyway, here it is, the snow!

I will have to go to the north of Finland for the next New Year holidays, because I missed it. Not the snow I had in St. Petersburg, but the Finnish snow, which is cleaner and cleaner there. I don't miss the knee-deep snowdrifts on the sidewalks, but I would just fall in the snow

See you soon,

André

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