Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for January 31, 2024

Katy can be pretty much a “weasel” herself.

Adam’s imagination works against him sometimes.

That child is just plain weird.

is it Halloween already!! o_O

Wait, I think I saw it too. Sorry, false alarm. It was just a floater.

I don’t think that we have them here. Snow spiders, maybe.

Everyone knows that snow weasels don’t come out during the day.

Snow is so deep the squirrels are hitching rides on the local deer herd.

Snow weasels are really Mink and yes, she should be scared.

If there are any artists around it is more likely a snow easel.

Weasels are predators. Mostly insects and small rodents. Up here you have to look out for the snow snakes and in some lakes the ice worms will get you if you don’t watch out.

There’s no weasels like snow weasels, like no weasels I know.

Snow snakes, not snow weasels. They work in pairs. One wraps around your ankles and trips you and the other crawls up your a$$ and freezes you to death.

“snow weasels sing the song they often sing, so wear your boots in winter, you may hear their dinner bell ring…”

Sorry, Anne Murray

Snow weasels are known for their stealth. If you think you see one, it wasn’t a snow weasel. :)

You got lucky this time…..

How are they managing to walk through waist deep snow without leaving a trail behind them?

Can you say folie à deux, children? I knew you could.

Weasels prominent teeth are canines, not incisors. They do hunt in snow, but unless you are the size of a cottontail rabbit, or smaller, they pose no threat.

We call them tree rats here in northern Indiana.