This is the second one I’ve seen this winter. The snow recedes and leaves a … creature. This one is about 3″ high. If you know what it’s called, please report in.
I know what a snow devil is. That ethereal being, hard to capture on camera, is similarly rare and magical.
If you photograph it at the right angle, it looks like it’s floating. Maybe it is. I think it’s going to your house. This one is a bit of a Rorschach test. Tell me what you see?
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uppervalleygirl 
Looks like the rare winter snow mouse.
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I’m consulting with a psychologist as we speak!
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it reminds me of a sea horse, so I’m going with Snow Horse.
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Ooh, I love that one! The psychologists are chewing it over.
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Snow L’ice
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