Driving through Brockton, New York we see the arches in the center of town. They have Christmas lights on the arches and are very pretty when lighted at night.
In this little corn field is a small flock of about 10 turkeys.
I wasn't able to get very close, and because of the traffic, we didn't stay very long, but I wanted to catch the Tom strutting his stuff, and he was very proud. Unfortunately he just wouldn't turn toward us, so all I got was his back-side.
I just liked this BIG old building. I have no idea what was in there, but it had plenty of room.
This old barn was another goodie. Would you believe out back was a pasture with 3 horses. I bet they live in this barn...
We had a good day. Gary got his locomotive back all fixed, and the weather cooperated till we got home, and then it began to rain. Very windy all day too. Have a great Thursday all.
A big old Sycamore tree leaning toward the creek. The high water did some damage to the trees near the creek this winter.
Here are the roots from that tree, more exposed than last year.
There are signs here of Spring after all. This is a Aspen tree in bud.
More early signs. Daffodils...
Grackles are everywhere, but I love the iridescent colors
The "eyes" have it !
Just a pretty spring day in the country.
Still some water in the fields where the Sea Gulls find a good place to catch a nap. PS, this is the same water where I first photographed the Tundra swans a couple weeks ago.
Plenty of male American Robins defending their territories. I haven't seen any females yet.
Mrs. Red Bellied woodpecker is still with us, but no Mr. seen yet. This old snag was the home to a family of House Wrens last summer, but the top of the snag fell off during one of our high wind storms. Guess they'll have to find a new home.
Last week-end we were surprised by a ride in this wagon pulled by a pair of Belgian horses. They came right in our driveway to pick us up.
