j.w
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My pond today in the wonderful whiteness we were blessed with last night 
What does your pond look like ... Today?
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Snow always looks pretty when it first falls and covers things but then it gets dirty and ugly .Your net and shrub look pretty .Net looks like a crochet cover JW
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It looks like a deer took a stroll on the top of my pond recently.
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The main spring in the pond must be running pretty good. It's located about 12 feet below the surface. Even with sub zero temps, it's been keeping a sizeable hole open in the ice. The warmer spring water will help keep the fish warm.
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cold and spring please come soon
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Starting to melt but still a bit of ice. Fish look like frozen statues under the water.
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That plant is Variegated Sedge w/snow squashing it down. I trim down all the dead iris plants in late Fall.
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frog is scared to death of your gator JW
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Today.... Very Bottom pond, bad Bear walking on the ice cap as usual, I can see water moving from hole down there so everything fine. Second pond from bottom is half open, upper two connecting ponds That are covered with cattle panel cold frames are ice free.
Going to switch to smaller 1200 watt heater today as 1500 watt just not needed as no ice on upper connecting ponds and very large opening in second connecting pond from bottom.
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All I can say is BRRRR .I am cold looking at your pics colleen
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icy pond but going to melt fast after we get back up to 60's
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The pond still has ice, but I can't remember it ever being this thawed in January.
