Pets and wildlife in the snow: Backyard nature photos from David Cohen

More morning-after-the-snow photos from David Cohen, who says “For those of us lucky enough to have heat, power, and shelter, the morning after the storm brought extraordinary beauty. There’s a reason our neighborhood is Forest Hills.”

Enjoy these, then check out more of the extraordinary beauty captured by Cohen’s keen eye and his camera.

(All photos © David Cohen, davidcohenphotodc.com)

Icicles hanging from an eave
Icicles hanging from an eave
Snow dog Romeo on a romp! (Read more about Romeo)
Snow dog Romeo on a romp! (Read more about Romeo)
A view of Linnean Avenue, looking south from Ellicott Street
A view of Linnean Avenue, looking south from Ellicott Street
House sparrows in a snowy tree
House sparrows in a snowy tree
A robin eating a berry, precious food after almost two feet of snow
A robin eating a berry, precious food after almost two feet of snow
A look at the intersection of Fessenden and 32nd Streets and Broad Branch Terrace
A look at the intersection of Fessenden and 32nd Streets and Broad Branch Terrace
A robin trio, mixed with snow
A robin trio, mixed with snow
A robin with European starlings
A robin with European starlings

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