The porcupine breaks many twigs from the pine tree at the center of this picture. The tree was in the same state last year and there is a clear path where the bark is more worn. I wonder what’s special about this tree that the porcupine took a liking to it.
This picture doesn’t do justice to spectacle of a red fox moving against the white snow
Very glad to finally see it 🙂 It looks like he sets out for his nightly routine around 1:00AM and comes back around 6:00AM, having partied all night I speculate.
Porcupine butt
Thanks to Mike for lending me his trailcam 🙂
We’ve been having static electricity problem in the house so we decided to take humidification seriously. Pots filled with water on the stove tend to be noisy so it was time to go legit with an actual kettle.
Friends gave us this great device
one vinegar bath later, it’s back in business.
We haven’t had static electricity issues since the kettle came online, unlike its modern counterparts, it will never break.
I found where the porcupine lives, it uses the same path every day and eats from the same pine tree as last Winter.
Straight into the collapsed barn
I should check the rubble for pirate treasures
