February 22, 2021

Scenes of Snow in the Park

February 22, 2021

On Monday, Feb. 15, 2021, San Antonio woke up to a winter wonderland. Two photographers, Jean Hackett and Mike Farquhar shared their images from the park.

Land Bridge in Snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Skywalk in Snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Wildscpae Garden in the snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Lichen

Photo by Jean Hackett

Trees in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Milkweed in the snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Cedar in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Snow views in the park

Photo by Jean Hackett

Snow view in the park

Photo by Jean Hackett

Ball Moss in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Land Bridge in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

"Innature" wildlife blind in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Snow on Land Bridge

Photo by Jean Hackett

Prickley Pear Cactus in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Snow view in the park

Photo by Jean Hackett

Cactus in the snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Logs in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Urban Ecology Center boardwalk in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Urban Ecology Center in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

UEC in snow

Photo by Jean Hackett

Greenway Trail sign in snow

By Mike Farquhar

Snow in the Park

By Mike Farquhar

Snow in the Park

By Mike Farquhar

Deer in snow

By Mike Farquhar

Deer in the Snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Bucks in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Deer in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Northern Cardinal in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Doe leaping in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Doe walking in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Wren in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Snow and doe

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Deer in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Close up doe in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Snow scene, white-tailed doe

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Doe in the snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Doe in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Cardinal in snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

Cardinal in Snow

Photo by Mike Farquhar

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