Frozen Necklace

            Water drops have become frozen after the recent rain and light frost.

They have not fallen on the ground; they hang on the spider webs, on the ends of pines and spruce needles, on grass.

Those on the spider web didn’t tear it; the web was strong enough to withstand the shiny necklaces.

My thujas and pines were covered with frozen raindrops and did not suffer frost and ice.

I looked at my roses covered from rain, ice and frost, and was happy. I hope they will winter well.

Aronia berries were frozen too. The birds pecked them yesterday. If the weather is warmer the birds will eat Aronia again. 

    

I have noticed near the gazebo an insect. It was frozen but moved his leg, maybe it survives.

Some Spirea bushes grow near the garden fence; many frozen drops on flowers sparkle looked like little lights.

The bittersweet berries with seeds were ready to fall into the soil. Their color will slowly fade throughout the winter, I liked this colorful contrast to gray sky and clouds.

In the evening when I was leaving spirea looked clearly and graphically against the darkening sky.