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Winter Nature Walk

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January 12, 2013 By Jennifer Lambert 8 Comments

Join us on our walk around our neighborhood?

We ventured out for a winter nature walk.

I love the birches in this area. Their bark really stands out…and has eyes!



an evergreen silhouette with the sun shining through it.

evergreen



a tree that still has leaves on it

bare bracnhes



Just look at that gorgeous bark! I think it’s a striped maple.

bark



crows in the tree. they were eating walnuts.

crows

and, look! a crow footprint in the snow.

crow print

this tree already has buds on it

buds

this birch with buds and catkins

catkins


juniper berries. Tori was good to spot these.

juniper berries

a really big beautiful rock in someone’s front yard

rock

a poignant picture of unpruned withered roses with rocks

roses

Tori was excited by how long her shadow was.

Winter Nature Walk

Rosehips along the next door neighbor’s fence. I love how they stand out against the gray and snow.

rose hips

our new nature display box. I found this at Hobby Lobby. perfect.

nature display box

the girls hard at work drawing the milkweed pods

milkweed

Tori is proud of her tree silhouette page

tree notebooking

Katie is drawing the buds and crows in her tree silhouette

tree notebooking

Alex drew his pictures too. He loves being a part of it all.

tot notebooking

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Sure glad we got in that walk since we’re in a blizzard this weekend!

Tori got a little rock set for Christmas and we’re going to explore that since all our rocks are under billows of snow right now.

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Comments

  1. Angie W. says

    January 12, 2013 at 9:07 am

    Wonderful walk photos! Love the display box! That would be fun too for chalk pastels. I love the colors on the white snow with the baren trees. Thanks for sharing!

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    • Jennifer Lambert says

      January 12, 2013 at 8:59 pm

      thanks! that is a good idea! I need something for pastels…

      Reply
  2. Barb-Harmony Art Mom says

    January 12, 2013 at 8:17 pm

    What a wonderful post! I love the images especially the rosehips. The box from Hobby Lobby is perfect too. Wish we had Hobby Lobby here…that would be a great addition to my nature table display (going to Pin it so I can remember to ask my Texas friend if she can get me one).

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    • Jennifer Lambert says

      January 12, 2013 at 8:59 pm

      Thanks! I love roses. Even in winter. We didn’t have Hobby Lobby for years. I love it now.

      Reply
  3. Carla G. says

    February 7, 2013 at 9:25 pm

    We’ve done several winter hikes, too. It’s more challenging in the snow on various levels. I found just this week that the kids just wanted to play in the snow instead of walking! :-) They stopped in the middle of the tracks on the trail to make some and couldn’t resist snowball fights. Play is good!

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    • Jennifer Lambert says

      February 8, 2013 at 2:08 pm

      that’s awesome. we’re about to get more snow this weekend. I can’t wait til spring!

      Reply

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