31°. Snow falling, blanketing the ground at sunrise, throughout daylight.

A forecast overnight for 8 -10 inches more, all Flock members choosing to roost inside the Coops.

Tomorrow daylight is 50s longer than today’s 9h 18m...a pattern of increases mirrored by more and more eggs each day till summer solstice. June 21, when Earth’s semi-axis is most inclined to the sun (star).

In one nesting box an egg by Shimaria, another by Joya minutes following sun rise.

Quiet day...but for the Songbirds,  Blue Jay, Cardinal, Titmouse, Crow and Flock at midday alongside squirrels foraging in the white drifts. Feathers and fur fluffed for warmth.Twilight descended mixed with light reflections from the snow as I sit writing this page, inaugurating this site.

The length of day 9h 18m.