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The snow drop (Galanthus) is the first bulb to flower in spring or winter. This flower measures only 1/2 inch. See previous post.
Photo taken in a series February 16, 2008 with Canon G7.
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Cicadas do not bite or sting, are benign to humans, and are not considered a pest. Many people around the world regularly eat cicadas: the female is prized as it is meatier. Cicadas have been (or are still) eaten in Ancient Greece, China, Malaysia, Burma, Latin America and the Congo.
Photo taken November 1, 2007 with Canon G7.
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On a cool winter morning seven Canada Geese swim by pier ruins from Hurricane Hazel.
Photo taken February 15, 2008 with Canon G7.
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