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Ice-encrusted burdocks lend an air of beauty to these pesky burrs.
Ice-encrusted burdocks lend an air of beauty to these pesky burrs.  Colleen Kottke/Wisconsin State Farmer
This suet feeder is hidden among the frosty vines of a clematis plant.
This suet feeder is hidden among the frosty vines of a clematis plant.  Colleen Kottke/Wisconsin State Farmer
Ice crystals collect on these Chinese elm branches.
Ice crystals collect on these Chinese elm branches.  Colleen Kottke/Wisconsin State Farmer
Frost serves as a natural flocking for evergreens.
Frost serves as a natural flocking for evergreens.  Colleen Kottke/Wisconsin State Farmer
Hoar frost decorates the net of this basketball hoop.
Hoar frost decorates the net of this basketball hoop.  Colleen Kottke/Wisconsin State Farmer
Foxtail grass encased in ice crystals.
Foxtail grass encased in ice crystals.  Colleen Kottke/Wisconsin State Farmer
Ice cold temperatures and ice-covered trees and roadways greeted Wisconsinites early Thursday morning.
Ice cold temperatures and ice-covered trees and roadways greeted Wisconsinites early Thursday morning.  Colleen Kottke/Wisconsin State Farmer
Cold temperatures, snow and sleet can't dampen the enthusiasm for winter of editor Colleen Kottke's border collie, Jack.
Cold temperatures, snow and sleet can't dampen the enthusiasm for winter of editor Colleen Kottke's border collie, Jack.  Colleen Kottke/Wisconsin State Farmer
Dried honeysuckle vines and frost-covered plants decorate this old iron wheel.
Dried honeysuckle vines and frost-covered plants decorate this old iron wheel.  Colleen Kottke/Wisconsin State Farmer

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    • Ice-encrusted burdocks lend an air of beauty to these pesky burrs.1 of 9
    • This suet feeder is hidden among the frosty vines of a clematis plant.2 of 9
    • Ice crystals collect on these Chinese elm branches.3 of 9
    • Frost serves as a natural flocking for evergreens.4 of 9
    • Hoar frost decorates the net of this basketball hoop.5 of 9
    • Foxtail grass encased in ice crystals.6 of 9
    • Ice cold temperatures and ice-covered trees and roadways greeted Wisconsinites early Thursday morning.7 of 9
    • Cold temperatures, snow and sleet can't dampen the enthusiasm for winter of editor Colleen Kottke's border collie, Jack.8 of 9
    • Dried honeysuckle vines and frost-covered plants decorate this old iron wheel.9 of 9
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