Cool Nature Photos

[oosik]

^^^ you pribably have said and I do not recall, but what feeds your lake? Stream? Spring? Ground water level?

. It's completely spring fed. All down at my end of the lake. This is a shot from Google Earth Pro with the property lines superimposed. Martin Lk( named after the original homesteader) = five acres of open water//five acres of cattails. House & outbuildings are clustered around the SE end of the lake. My aluminum dock is down by the cattails. Only place on this side of the lake where there is access. View attachment 685338

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Some really great pics

 

[goeduck]

. It's completely spring fed. All down at my end of the lake. This is a shot from Google Earth Pro with the property lines superimposed. Martin Lk( named after the original homesteader) = five acres of open water//five acres of cattails. House & outbuildings are clustered around the SE end of the lake. My aluminum dock is down by the cattails. Only place on this side of the lake where there is access. View attachment 685338

^^^^ Slice of heaven right there. You have part of the second lake as well it looks like. Wow! Nice.

 

[cqaigy2]

yes, nice find with that property. ^^

 

[snymat68]

Saw this little guy in Ohio last weekend. A mink, I think. He wouldn't hold still for more than a few seconds. Guess he wanted to eat that frog and I was interrupting his lunch.

A cool looking tree too.

 

[Fuddy1952]

Forty years ago I planted lots of white pines.
We're getting lots of freezing rain and we can hear all the limbs snapping. I'll have a lot of clean up to do.
Other trees like last picture seem fine.

 

[snymat68]

That's a lot of ice.

 

[snymat68]

A few more photos from the weekend before last.
These were taken near the Lorain Harbor Lighthouse in Ohio, on Lake Erie.

 

[goeduck]

Pales in comparison, but here is my winter rhododendron blooming away in February

 

[TnAndy]

Our summer rhododendron blooming in June on our little pond.