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Where the Cattails Grow
They are standing like sentinels in the fresh snow below the dam, a silent witness to the countless gallons of water rushing in a subdued murmur across the dam.
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River Ice
The flood of water rushing over the dam gets hung up on some of the dam structures and forms a variety of ice formations.
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An Old Willow
This willow is standing close to the road that winds around Lake Wausau -- its snow covered branches spread out wide and its yellow boughs drooping, partially concealing its environment. What a lovely sight!
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Dam after the Snowstorm
The snow and the ice make this old dam and its environment look pretty romantic at below zero degrees F.
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In the Deep Freeze
Milkweed in below 0 weather - - still interesting and beautiful.
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Plant Life in Winter
In a snowbank along the Eau Claire river one can find memories of last year's milkweed.
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The Life Saver
Normally I would have overlooked this hydrant.
But the snow brought it to my attention: the whole concept of Red, White and Blue.
A hydrant by itself is certainly not a piece of artistry worth photographing . But it is life saver in a time of need, -
Visitors to the Capitol
Everyday people come alone, or with their family, or with their friends and visit and admire the impressive architecture of this building,
(I thought I had entered this image before. But then I might not have done that , because i don't remember any response to it, and I thought I would since I rarely travel to Madison.,)
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Rose-breasted Nuthatch
Just a friendly little bird that comes regularly to the feeding station.
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Innocence and Adventure
Who are those little tigers in their pink gondolas?
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