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Great pix! Great idea.
U r up very early this morning! Oops, so am I! 🙂
They look like cave paintings 🙂
Hey, yeah, you’re right! 🙂
That’s the second time in 25 years, I am on a roll 😀
Tracks in the snow are difficult to photograph, nicely done!
Only a fellow photographer would know that–you’re so right! I had to do some post work to improve the exposure and details. The automatic settings on the camera could only take it so far… 🙂
cool! 🙂
Cold, even! 😉
The look like fossils! Do the ducks leave the condo to use the bathroom outside?
OMG what a complicated thing winter is with ducks! They can’t use the condo right now because I can’t get the door open (it’s stuck in a frozen snowdrift) so we’re hauling them to/from the garage instead. Look for fuller story in post t/k. Is it Spring (Break) yet?!
Oh no! Good thing they don’t mind being handled! They sure are lucky to have landed at your home. I’ll keep an eye out for your post 🙂
neat tracks:-) I only have mine, my grandson + my dogs:-) where oh where are the critters this year! They are in the front yard every where-must be the dogs:-)
Yup, gotta getta dog. 😉