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DeVonne Koppenberg saw a poor cardinal eating during an icy March day while visiting her daughter Cheryl Marklowitz, in St. Cloud.
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The hypnotizing eye spots on this moth were found by Kimberly Halpin, near her home in Princeton.
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Moving snow. This is spring on Fish Trap Lake, from Michael Sanoski.
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Tammy Schefers is teasing us from St. Cloud with burgers and marshmallows cooking over a fire pit.
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Tom Terhaar saw a great March sunrise on North Long Lake, in Brainerd.
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Tony Wenzel, of Randall, took a photograph of a bald eagle, a symbol of freedom, while he was fishing.
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In the middle of
March, Dennis Sulflow observed these sandhill cranes along the Platte River near Kearney, Nebraska, doing a ritual dance to define territory.
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Shirley Markegard likes to watch wildlife like this great blue heron traveling through the culvert under Highway 75 to Lake Sylvan in Canby.
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Our Saviors Lutheran Church, in Sacred Heart,
taken by Stacy Peterson.
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Donna Erickson shows us the flower garden
in her daughter’s yard south of Kensington.
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Patty Murtaugh, of Minneapolis, was
glad to spend some time viewing fish indoors during a cold, cold day in April at the Minnesota Zoo in Apple Valley.
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“It’s a slow Friday night when shadows on the wall catch your eye,” said Peg Wellendorf, of Morris.
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Becky Carlberg caught this oriole landing at a feeder in Mankato.
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This poor little white-throated sparrow is missing a toe on his right foot. Bernie Stang watched the bird on migration through Paynesville.
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Sue Peterson sends us a shot of the shore along the Blue Earth river in Mankato.
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Thomas Albrecht’s off-season patio has seen plenty of snow in Montevideo this spring.
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Terri Sanoski, of Cushing, spotted
these cute donkeys having breakfast along the highway in Iowa.
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Deer drinking from the birdbath. Shared by Jeff Stave, of Brainerd.
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Loon nesting on Pillager Lake, brought to us by Oscar Barsness, of Glenwood.
