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Al Batt, of Hartland, found this puffed up robin eating sunflower seeds. Al’s mother said that a returning robin needed snow on its tail three times before it was truly spring.
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The sun was hanging on the horizon, making the whole sky red, when Brenda Kotasek took this picture near St. Peter.
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Last July, Dale Dietel, of Waconia, Minn., shared this portrait of a loon family out for a swim.
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A good place to take shelter in a storm. St. Wendelin Church, just south of St. Cloud in Luxembourg. Shared by Kristie Flachmeyer of Litchfield.
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Poor Tom Hauer, of Darwin, Minn., got attacked by a cactus in Arizona.
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Marty and Fluffy, brothers from different mothers, were waiting for Elaine Jacobson to give them their dinner in Milaca.
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Gail Bjorge of Elk River, found a view with some chairs while visiting vineyards in Washington.
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A deer and his little friend, Chip, had a bite to eat at the edge of Jeff Stave’s Brainerd driveway.
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Linda Fellbaum went on a quick, cold, country walk with sundogs in Culdrum Township, west of Little Falls.
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Frosty the snowman would look right at home in this winter wonderland. Shared by Dave and Carol Bakker, of Renville.
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In January, Dan Markell sent us an extra frosty morning view he captured near Green Valley.
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Stacy Peterson, of Sacred Heart, saw this flamboyant pheasant flying over the snow.
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Why did the pheasant cross the road near Dalton? Photo by DeeAnna Tuttle.
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Outside the Donnelly Rod and Gun Club in February, Gail Kloos saw this nasty sundog behind the flag.
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Gloria Stargel looked outside to see a golden sunset over Nashua in January.
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The minimum maintenance road sign was almost buried off State Highway 55. Shared by Kat Becker, of Tintah.
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Kathy Wood, of Staples, sent in a night scene from near Menahga this winter.
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Nothing is more peaceful to Ralph Hinnenkamp than watching a candle light flicker in his garden chapel near Morris. It is so quiet, he can almost hear the snowflakes fall.
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The moon was looking full already over Lake Osakis
(near Alexandria, Minn.)
on February 19, the day before the snow moon. Sent in by Rebecca Callahan.
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Sandra Reger, in Kensington, watched bunnies enjoying corn.
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Steve Gunderson, of Vining, put this sign up mid-February when everyone was getting tired of the snow. His neighbor, Sandy Hansen sent in the cute picture.
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Sue Peterson found cedar cicles growing in Alexandria.
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In Park Rapids, sometimes Steve Maanum goes looking for the birds and sometimes they come looking for him.
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John Pfeiffer enjoyed his neighbor’s late summer flowers last year in New Ulm, Minn.
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On her trip to Florida with her grandson, Lou Ann Marks, of Alexandria, Minn., found this intact sand dollar while on a beach walk. A rare find on Clearwater Beach.
