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| Our crabapple tree will soon be full of glorious flowers; but, for now, the green is a welcome sight. |
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| The yellow flowers of forsythia are always a beautiful way to signal the coming of spring. |
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Friday, April 15, 2011
Spring Advances Slowly
A few signs of spring in our back yard.
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Very pretty.I have seen so many Robins in the last few days.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that robin photo -- great detail! :)
ReplyDeleteLove Robins! We don't have them around here and I miss them!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful photos! Nice job. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ruth. The robins are here in abundance, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sandy. I was pretty pleased with it myself. :)
BB - We have so many robins that they're not our favorite bird. Too much of a good thing...you know?
Thanks kindly, Elizabeth.
I'm ahead of you a bit, I'll send some your way.
ReplyDeleteSteve - I've noticed from your photos that you seem to be a bit ahead of us. We're on our way, though.
ReplyDeleteWe are being driven out of our yard by robins...sassy little things, they are! We've a lot of blossoms, and I noticed some of the trees have a few tiny leaf buds trying to come out. From a distance they look green! It's coming, just not fast enough for me this year!
ReplyDeleteDeb - I know what you mean about robins. "Sassy" is a good word for them.
ReplyDeleteThe robin photo is a beauty, Linda. Your spring is advancing more rapidly than ours. But we've had robins through most of the winter the past couple of years. They seemed to disappear around mid-December and return 2 months later. They're learning to tolerate our winters.. mostly.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Hilary. Considering the beautiful critter photos on your blog, your compliment means a lot. Our experience with robins seems to be about the same as yours. I'm not exactly sure when they disappear, but they seem to reappear in early to mid-February. Sometimes they disappear again briefly, then return in droves.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photo's, and the robin one is just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Deborah.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, Glad you are having some signs of spring up there. Hope you didn't get any of that horrible weather yesterday. We didn't have anything severe --but we did get FIVE inches of rain. AND --it was 33 degrees early this morning here. Brrrrrr.
ReplyDeleteHave a great Palm Sunday.
Hugs,
Betsy
Hi, Betsy. We didn't have tornadoes or anything like that...just rain, cold, and wind. Not as much rain as you got, though!
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