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Yes. It has snowed again in Georgia, the state that rarely sees any snow. And like the nut I am, I was out taking photographs before the sun came up.
Snow in the pre-dawn hour.
Photographing in this light makes everything magical.
Then the light began to change…
The sun is making its way above the tree line.
I trekked through the snow to fill the bird feeders too.
Sunlight, Snow and Trees are a wonderful combination.
Our Sweetgum Tree is glistening.
The birds have a busy day ahead of them, with all their nests covered. I had to shovel out the handmade basket feeder for the second time this year. All this snow really is unheard of in the South. When compared to the North’s winter, it’s nothing, but it’s far from normal. I can’t help but think this is a sign of winters to come. What we think of as abnormal (in both the North and the South) could very well become the norm.
Amanda Makepeace's Imagination Run Amok 
Well, as long as it stays out of FL, but you never know…. We had heavy frosts here several times this winter. Usually it’s one mild frost a year. We’ve had more rain than normal too. Usually the winters are dry and warm. They call it The Nina.
We’ve had a lot of rain too, with thunder and lightening even. That almost never happens in the winter. The snow we had in January had us housebound for a week because they don’t own plows out here in rural Georgia. LOL We had 6-8 inches covering everything, the roads were treacherous. My daughter was in heaven. 🙂
I like(d) all the photos you posted … so good thing you got up & out early to take ’em. You have an appreciative audience. Also, I am here to pat you on the back for taking care of all those birdies … they do need their sustenance.
Can you feel the love?
Jan
You know, the funny thing is I meant to feed the birds yesterday. But it was one of those days where I tired out quickly and decided it could wait till tomorrow. Wouldn’t you know it, then it decided to snow. LOL 😀
These photos are breathtaking!
Thanks Camille!