My favourite patch of garden in spring
Buds on the Mulberry tree
spring flowers
Yes, even happy to see the dandelions - but they won't be there for long!
And finally, the SOUNDS of spring
My beloved cardinal
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So spring has finally sprung! Lovely flowers. Your garden will be beautiful. But I was especially pleased to hear the cardinal as I don't think I've ever heard one before. Happy spring1
ReplyDeleteGlad to see spring has got to your part of the world. Our Dafs have only just arrived here - very late. We don't have cardinals, but I once tried recording a nightingale in my garden and just as it was getting into full swing, a low flying jet fighter came over.
ReplyDeleteWe love the cardinals, ChrisJ - but they do have a habit of waking us up around 5:30 every morning!
ReplyDeleteSnafu, DOTH and I just returned from a walk around the neighbourhood. I took my camera with me because the blossom trees and magnolias are all in bloom - but in every shot there has to be a van or a car or a fire hydrant or a bright orange pylon (for roadworks), or a garbage bin that someone hasn't taken in yet. Life is tough as a photographer in this day and age!
Too bad the nightingale wasn't singing while the planes were grounded recently!
For some reason my last comment didn't register, so I hope this will - I saw this reference to the cardinal and just knew that you would love it. http://picturing.blogspot.com/ x
ReplyDeleteThanks Elizabeth - that's a great referral - and a great blog! I have added it to My Favourites!
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