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Subtitle: A hike in Sapsucker Woods on a snowy day, January 18, 2014.
000-pond_Panorama_oval: This is a panorama of the pond, mostly frozen, taken from the 2nd floor of the Lab of Ornithology.  This is the thumbnail, so you probably <i>don&apos;t</i> want to click on the huge link.  It&apos;s made up of around 24 pictures.  Because it was a bit non-uniform around the edges, but I reall wanted to keep the pond, I made an oval crop of it from photoshop.  Ducks are grooving in the lower left corner, and the tall tree in the upper right has a camera on it near a nest (which is currently unused).
000a-DSC_6153: Ducks in the mostly-frozen pond, having fun.
001-DSC_6154: The right hand side of the pond.
002-DSC_6155: The far side of the non-frozen part of the pond.
003-DSC_6156: Trees surrounded by ice in the pond.
003a-footbridge: This is a 2-picture panorama of the footbridge.
004-DSC_6185: Fun with photos&mdash;a close-up of branches with and without snow.
005-DSC_6186: Snow on branches.
006-DSC_6187: More snow.
007-DSC_6188: Some snow on an evergreen tree.
008-DSC_6192: This is one of my favorite pictures of the set.  So wintery!  The bridge and stream lie about two thirds of the way along the loop trail.
009-DSC_6193: Another shot of the stream and bridge.
009a-snow_path: A 4-image panorama of the path heading back to the Lab of Ornithology.  The branches and snow gave it a nice tunnel effect.
010-DSC_6204: Some weird funky fungus on a snow-topped branch.  I used a flash for that one, which is why a few of the snow flakes are sparkling.
011-DSC_6205: Red berries of some sort, vividly standing out against the white snow.  This is along the side of the road that separates the two sets of trails.
012-DSC_6206: The Andy Goldsworthy Acorn thing made of thin slabs of shale.  This was also the inspiration for a story I wrote called <a href="http://frank.notfrank.com/writing.html#guardian">The Guardian</a>.