The pool is open - but unfortunately the weather doesn't know. It has been blustery and drippy every day this week, making swimming seem more like a painful experience vs. peaceful pasttime. Luckily, the duckies don't care. The momma duck proudly swam her babies all around and even let me snap a few pics. Every early March, Tom and I have seen a male duck and female duck swimming (flirting...in the fowl world) in the frigid waters of the then closed swimming pool. We always wonder what happens after the "honeymoon." This is the first summer we have had the pleasure of seeing the fruits of their love.
Wednesday, June 11
Duckies
The pool is open - but unfortunately the weather doesn't know. It has been blustery and drippy every day this week, making swimming seem more like a painful experience vs. peaceful pasttime. Luckily, the duckies don't care. The momma duck proudly swam her babies all around and even let me snap a few pics. Every early March, Tom and I have seen a male duck and female duck swimming (flirting...in the fowl world) in the frigid waters of the then closed swimming pool. We always wonder what happens after the "honeymoon." This is the first summer we have had the pleasure of seeing the fruits of their love.
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