Feeling cold too?
It's probably not just us humans who have often been a little too cold in recent weeks. I'm sure there are also some members of the world of animals who would rather deal with warmer temperatures and milder weather. Not everyone is a polar bear, which really does seem to feel best in winter. Most animals like it a little less cold and are therefore probably looking forward to the arrival of spring. Just like us. But even in winter, with ice and snow, you can still see some animals outside that seem to defy the cold conditions. Some simply have no choice, like this heron in the first photo. He can't just knock at some door and hope to be invited in. The cat in the second picture probably has an easier time of it, as it can expect to be let in after a flattering purr. Of course, there are also differences in the animal world. Life has never been fair, and that applies not only to us humans but especially outside in nature. The strongest will win and advance and, after a long, cold winter, will finally be allowed to fill their bellies again in spring. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for both heron and cat that they have come through the cold season well. The coming months should be much more pleasant for all of us, whether we are indoors or out in nature. It's getting warmer, which is a good sign for each and every one of us...
Feeling cold too?
It's probably not just us humans who have often been a little too cold in recent weeks. I'm sure there are also some members of the world of animals who would rather deal with warmer temperatures and milder weather. Not everyone is a polar bear, which really does seem to feel best in winter. Most animals like it a little less cold and are therefore probably looking forward to the arrival of spring. Just like us. But even in winter, with ice and snow, you can still see some animals outside that seem to defy the cold conditions. Some simply have no choice, like this heron in the first photo. He can't just knock at some door and hope to be invited in. The cat in the second picture probably has an easier time of it, as it can expect to be let in after a flattering purr. Of course, there are also differences in the animal world. Life has never been fair, and that applies not only to us humans but especially outside in nature. The strongest will win and advance and, after a long, cold winter, will finally be allowed to fill their bellies again in spring. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for both heron and cat that they have come through the cold season well. The coming months should be much more pleasant for all of us, whether we are indoors or out in nature. It's getting warmer, which is a good sign for each and every one of us...
Feeling cold too?
It's probably not just us humans who have often been a little too cold in recent weeks. I'm sure there are also some members of the world of animals who would rather deal with warmer temperatures and milder weather. Not everyone is a polar bear, which really does seem to feel best in winter. Most animals like it a little less cold and are therefore probably looking forward to the arrival of spring. Just like us. But even in winter, with ice and snow, you can still see some animals outside that seem to defy the cold conditions. Some simply have no choice, like this heron in the first photo. He can't just knock at some door and hope to be invited in. The cat in the second picture probably has an easier time of it, as it can expect to be let in after a flattering purr. Of course, there are also differences in the animal world. Life has never been fair, and that applies not only to us humans but especially outside in nature. The strongest will win and advance and, after a long, cold winter, will finally be allowed to fill their bellies again in spring. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for both heron and cat that they have come through the cold season well. The coming months should be much more pleasant for all of us, whether we are indoors or out in nature. It's getting warmer, which is a good sign for each and every one of us...