In summer, bison hide in the forests and can be found by chance. It is completely different in winter. They gather in large flocks, even up to 100 searches, they look out onto meadows and fields. It often happens that the flock stays in one place for a few or even several days. There is then an opportunity to get close to a reasonable distance and take photos. Good pictures can be taken during favorable weather.
Autumn was warm and quite dry. Only yesterday there was a change. At night there was a frost to -5 degrees. The morning was very foggy and only at noon began to clear up for about an hour. As early as at 2:00 PM, the dense fogs again began to dim. I photographed from morning and then at noon. Every moment the conditions changed.
We already have November 10, and it is still warm for this period. We went to the nearby Biebrza Marches. The weather was extremely favorable. There is basically nothing interesting on the touring platform. Birds and animals can not be seen or heard. In September, we were picking cranberries and now we decided to look for a bit. Well, we gathered somewhere around a liter of beautiful cranberries.The black ones in the penultimate photo were not collected. The moose left them recently. Only moss and grass are green on the hummocks, and gray colors prevail around.
This fall is particularly beautiful this year. Many warm and sunny days were perfect for walks. Around in October on the trees wonderful colorful leaves. However, this period passes and is changed by short, often foggy days. There are almost no leaves on the trees. The landscape is becoming more and more gray. And only soon frosts and the first snow can occur.
The autumn equinox will follow soon. In nature, the signs of autumn are visible everywhere. The colors change and although we have very warm days, the nights become longer and cooler. The fields are deserted, the cranes are preparing for departure. Soon the trees will start to change their color. Here are some photos from today's trip over our small river.
It seems to be a common butterfly. I saw a lot of photos of this butterfly on the internet. I never saw him in my near and distant area. Here, yesterday, almost before sunset at the edge of the forest, I met him. It was just Black-veined white (Aporia crataegi). He sat calmly prepared for the night. I think the picture was fine. I'm very happy about it. I only met one more butterfly on a dry blade of grass. We have quite a serious period of drought and the number of butterflies encountered is very limited.
