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Taken during my last photowalk before confinement. I need to start finding subject inside now ! Stay safe !
Pretty much a shock to see snow falling this time of year though as it clung onto the trees it truly was magic to hike this spring snowy trail.
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul....Darrell.
Have a safe and exciting day dear Flickr friends !
Happy first day of spring! As the temperatures are warming up and the snow is melting, I am longing to see a bit more green in the coming weeks.
Happy 1st day of spring !! Looking foreward to shoot more wildflowers this year ! Thank you for stopping by !
It amazes me every year, when plants jump start the new season with a full blossom before they even create new leaves to start the energy gathering using photosynthesis.
Ein wundervoller sonniger Tag heute in Bremen, Deutschland
Der Frühling ist angekommen :)
A wonderful sunny day today here in Bremen, Germany
The spring has arrived :)
Hoffmann von Fallersleben August Heinrich (1798-1874)
Schöner Frühling, komm doch wieder,
Lieber Frühling, komm' doch bald,
Bring' uns Blumen, Laub und Lieder
Schmücke wieder Feld und Wald.
Auf die Berge möcht' ich fliegen,
Möchte seh'n ein grünes Tal,
Möcht in Gras und Blumen liegen
Und mich freu'n am Sonnenstrahl.
(als Volkslied bekannt)
Hoffmann von Fallersleben August Heinrich (1798-1874)
Beautiful spring, come on back,
Dear spring, come soon,
Bring us flowers, foliage and songs
Decorate the back field and forest.
The mountains would I fly,
Would like to see a Green Valley.
Want to lie in the grass and flowers
And n to the Sunbeam looking forward.
(known as folk song)
Later today will mark the official arrival of Spring and although it will be a little while until we see flowers like the one posted above blooming (at least where I live in Southern Ontario), today does mark the beginning of nature reawakening after a winter slumber.
I hope you all have a great day and the sun is shining where you are :)
We interrupt the cavalcade of birds to recognize the advent of spring in Sugar Land, Texas. My neighborhood mandates 4 live oaks in every front lawn, which gives me cognitive dissonance every year. Live oaks, Quercus virginiana are--utterly wonderful--deciduous evergreens. In the spring, they drop last year's leaves just as the new buds appear. At about the same time, they produce enormous quantities of pollen, dusting every surface, and then drop the spent anthers along with the leaves.
Very weird for this Iowa boy to come outdoors in the warm spring and see the whole earth covered with fallen leaves and anthers. Fall comes in the Autumn, with crisp football weather, doesn't it? No, not here.
Any resemblance to the Minotaur of Greek myth is purely coincidental.