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More from my visit to VanDusen Garden on February 15th.
These are called Spring Snowflake, I presume a type of snowdrop but I haven't confirmed it.
I'm looking for my shot of a sunflower. But these keeps showing up on my screen :)
I always know its spring whenever I see this tree's flowers from my uncle's study room <3
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Walking the valley of Spring
With only the blue sky above
The thunder of greens and blues
Rain if you want, I have holes in my shoes.
As life starts anew
With fragments of last year kiss
Hoping for better days
You I will always miss.
b.mikic
I want Spring and I want it now...
At the moment winter is winning in my garden but I am hoping spring will get the upper hand next week.
Spring wild flowers are starting to bloom here in Southeast Texas, although most of the blooms pictured here show up much later in the year.
Scan from the Golden Treasury of Natural History.
The Golden Treasury of Natural History, by Bertha Morris Parker, Golden Press, New York. 1962 printing. Copyrights include 1941, 1945, 1950, 1952.
The illustrations come from Golden nature guides (most by Dr. Herbert S. Zim), along with sources from Whitman Publishing's Field Flowers and Woodland Flowers by T. H. Everett.
Back in July I found a spring on the waterline at my 'local' beach.
It had a great reflection, and shadows as the sun lowered.
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This year you really had to look for spring here. A lot of rain and cold spoil the joy of spring. But there were nice moments too.
Trees and meadows are blooming and the sun is already strong - that's how you imagine spring.
Camera: Shen Hao TZ-45 IIB
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Aperture: f 16
Filmback: Shen Hao 6x17
Film: Kodak Ektar 100, 120
Scanner: Epson V850 Pro
ScannerSoftware: SilverFast
Frisches Frühlingsgrün im Sihlwald, dem Wildnispark zwischen Zürich und Zug.
Fresh spring greens in the Sihlwald, a forest wilderness near between Zürich and Zug in Switzerland.
Here a photo from my garden the spring has come.
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Flowering plums burst forth in February around here, and we've always taken that as a sure sign that spring is headed our way. Of course, the rainy season still has a few months to go, but it'll begin tapering off pretty soon, and the temperatures are working their way upward (looking for mid-60s this weekend!); so we're entering into the season of hope.
Complice la giornata uggiosa, ieri ho deciso di rimettermi in cucina. Così, dopo i filettini di orata con salsa all'arancia e cognac e pomodori gratinati, ho sfornato questi cupcakes. Forse ho esagerato un pò con il verde, ma sono così belli primaverili..... E poi volevo provare la macchina nuova in questo tipo di scatti. Devo dire che mi piace davvero tantissimo e soprattutto mi sto divertento; scattando tutto in manuale, anche il focus, ho il controllo totale. E questo è quello che mi piace di più, che cercavo e che finalmente riesco a fare.
Buon inizio di settimana a tutti!
SOOC
Thanks to the gloomy day, yesterday I decided to get back in the kitchen. So, after the fillets of sea bass with orange sauce and cognac and tomatoes gratin, I baked these cupcakes. Maybe I overdid it a bit with the green, but they have so a spring mood ..... And moreover I wanted to try the new camera in this kind of shots. I must say I really like a lot and most of all I'm having fun; taking everything in manual, also the focus, I have total control. And this is what I like more, I was looking for and I can finally do.
Good start of the week everyone!
The springs are known for the clarity of the water, and the volume of water discharged. The springs are spiritually significant to the Māori people.
"From you have I been absent in the spring,
When proud-pied April, dressed in all his trim,
Hath put a spirit of youth in everything..."
William Shakespeare,Sonnet 98
Today, April 23rd we mark the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare at the age of 52, quite a good age in those days... born in April 1564...christened on April 26, it is quite possible that he might have been born on the 23rd as well...
thanks to BMK photography and Clive Sax for textures.
Лес проснулся, потянулся и песененку запел!!!))
Славит лес Весну-царевну:
Звонко льется смех напевный
В глубине зеленой,
Над водой студеной.
Лесовик под дубом пляшет,
Свежей веткой буйно машет.
Вьются Водяницы,
Резвые сестрцы.
В волосах речные травы,
Грудь как пена, взор лукавый,-
Либо им весною
Тешится игрою!
Дед космач, седой, мохнатый,
Сел верхом на пень горбатый,
А яга-старуха
Что-то свищет глухо.
Всеми радость овладела:
В пышном блеске ночи белой
Роет царь болотный
Корень приворотный.
И колдует в тине зыбкой:
"Зачаруй, Весна, улыбкой
Все тропы лесные
И сердца людские!"
М.Пожарова
Подруга понимает с полуслова,
Смеётся и грустит вместе с тобой.
Совет хороший дать всегда готова,
С подругой можно быть просто собой.
Подруга выслушает и утешит,
С тобой разделит планы и мечты.......
Спроси - откуда знаю я всё это?
Да потому что у меня есть ТЫ!!!!!!!
День рождения нигде не купить.
Он приходит бесплатно однажды.
Он не просит заплатить,
но и в год не приходит он дважды.
Он придет - развернется спектакль,
прилетит вдруг волшебник к тебе,
чтоб спросить: ты же счастлива, не так ли?
Будь за все благодарна судьбе!
И тогда пред тобой развернется
этот звездный и Млечный путь.
И плохое уже не вернется,
про печали и грусти забудь.
Пожелаю средь звезд вечерних
самой яркой звездою быть.
Быть весной среди песен весенних,
и о счастье своем не забыть!
Happy Spring! Spring starts tomorrow or even tonight in some parts of the world. My snow crocus bloomed the other day to welcome in spring.
Sunrise ignites late spring skies over ordered boats ready for the coming summer season at Lake McDonald, Glacier National Park, Montana.
The view from this well-known shore is magnificent in any season, and it didn't disappoint for a second as I made a quick stop one morning while taking my loving parents on an early season sightseeing trip revisiting some of their (and my) most beloved glacier-sculpted landscapes in Montana and southern Canada. Beautiful places, wonderful people, and memorable times.
Thanks for viewing!
Well, not quite spring but two days prior. And not quite snow but the flower, spring snowflake (Leucojum vernum).
As seen in a garden, in...
DeKalb County (Forrest Hills), Georgia, USA.
19 March 2021.
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▶ "Leucojum vernum, called spring snowflake, is a perennial bulbous flowering plant species in the family Amaryllidaceae that includes onions and daffodils. It is native to central and southern Europe, and is considered naturalized in north-western Europe, including Great Britain and parts of Scandinavia, and in the U.S. states of Georgia and Florida. It is cultivated as a spring-flowering ornamental bulbous plant, and is naturally found in damp and shady habitats."
— Wikipedia.
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