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Mary MacADNski: Thanks, Ray. Grand Central Station!

Mary MacADNski: It's brisk and refreshing. You have to keep positive.

Mary MacADNski: This is only one section and these are dog tracks. The other side are bird tracks, which look something like this:
http://justpictureit.shutterchance.com/photoblog/Crow_Prints_/

Mary MacADNski: Thanks, Richard. They look like flight paths.

Mary MacADNski: This is mostly from the neighbour's dogs who come every day to see if I've fed the crows anything that they might like.

Mary MacADNski: I spend a fortune on bird seed and the crows get all the leftovers but that's all on another part of the yard.

Mary MacADNski: Ha! A beautiful sunny day with light, fluffy, fresh snow. Nothing like it!

Mary MacADNski: It's an unbelievable spot - heaven on earth.

Mary MacADNski: Wasn't cold then, but is now. Most of N America has felt this over the last week. We get it at the end.

Mary MacADNski: Friendly trespassers - the neighbours dogs who are wondering what I've fed the crows. they come by most days, once or twice.

Mary MacADNski: I have resident crows. As soon as I feed them, the neighbours dog who lives further than you can see, seems to smell the crow's food and comes to see what is out there to steal. They come by once or twice a day. They're both girls so they don't pee on trees but there is always less snow around trees and the dogs know that so head toward them.