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It's spring in my garden in Sydney. Unfortunately, warm weather has caused the blossom not to last as long as it usually does.
f/8 1/50 ISO 250 100mm Pentax DFA f/2.8 Pentax K-5
Award Tree Challenge 106 ~ Spring Sprange Sprung ~
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Explore #116 on 10th May.
Hark! the hours are softly calling
Bidding Spring arise
~Adelaide Anne Procter
Beautiful Bradford Pear blossoms
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Very slowly, nature is moving. The Honeysuckle leaves have emerged from bud although the "Wind Chill Factor" is still very bitter.
Path taken at Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve, Warwickshire Wildlife Trust.
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Glorious spring day here. Full spring fever alert!!!
We have a botancial garden here in Birmingham, and it was absolutely lovely today.
I am not sure how we could have had a prettier day. Broken clouds, perfect temp...ahhhhh...it felt great to be outside. We felt positively giddy, these kinda days don't last long here, before you know it, we will be steeped in summer's heat....but until then, I am going to enjoy it!
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Remembering our time in sunny Arizona last spring. This Blue-gray Gnatcatcher posed perfectly among the flower blossoms.
JOIE
Je crois qu'inconsciemment je l'attendais, ce printemps salvateur. Après l'obscurité de l'hiver, l'enchaînement des affres de la vie, il est là. Il est lumineux, il est porteur d'espoir, il est libérateur. A chaque recoin il m'émerveille, et je pourrais passer des heures à observer ses trésors et à m'en réjouir. De la première abeilles aux bourgeons qui s'épanouissent, du premier rayon qui réchauffe aux gazouillis des oiseaux ; chaque détail est comme un petit feu d'artifice à l'intérieur.
Avec lui arrive aussi les annonces nationales plus positives, une partie de moi freine mon enthousiasme par peur d'être encore déçue... Mais une autre laisse la hâte exploser, et la perspective de retrouver salles de cinéma, terrasses, bibliothéques, restaurants, apéros... me rend joyeuse.
Enfin il y a les changements de la vie, ceux qui arrivent un peu comme ça, les bonnes nouvelles qui font exploser le coeur de joie, qui aident à se sentir bien dans l'existence, qui regonflent à bloc. Les rencontres faites récemment, furtives ou sur le point de rester, qui inspirent, nourissent et apportent de la douceur et de l'espoir en l'humain. Les oeuvres découvertes, qui touchent le coeur de plein fouet et font écho à tant de choses.
Cette photo ne respire pas la joie dans ce que je dégage (j'ai essayé de faire transparaitre ça dans les couleurs) et pourtant elle me donne envie de rester là, allongée dans les fleurs, à écouter les oiseaux chanter et à me rappeler à quel point la vie mérite d'être vécue.
Ca vous évoque quoi à vous, le printemps ?
In the absence of anything more exciting to photograph, I'm appreciating many of the plants and flowers I'm lucky to have in my garden. A pair of violets, which I have long waged a battle against, as they would happily colonise the whole garden.
Anne spotted this tiny spring peeper on a wire fence in the front yard.
Tiny thing, maybe 1"(2.4cm) in length.
It moved around from plant to plant.
Pseudacris crucifer
The tiny spring peeper is tan or light brown in colour with a darker X-shaped marking on the back. The largest peeper on record was a mere 3.7 centimetres long. The breeding call of this species is a single, loud, high-pitched peep repeated over and over. A full chorus can be deafening up close and can be heard over a kilometre away. In large choruses, peepers will also trill, advising other males to keep their distance.
source- www.ontarionature.org/…/reptiles_…/spring_peeper.php
Spring is making an appearance on this mornings frosty dog walk with Toby, a quick snap with my ever present Sony RX100iv. Before you shout what about Oscar, yes I have two dogs but 99% of you will not know that. What the hell it’s my story). Well Oscar had walk number one while Toby slept on and by the time I brought Oscar back I could attempt to wake Toby up. He’s a grumpy sod in his old age, well aren’t we all, but he doesn’t like being woke to early now and regardless of it being better for me to walk one dog at a time at the moment, forcing Toby out of his cosy nest is a dangerous business.
patternenergy.com/en/operations/facilities/spring_valley/
“Spring Valley is a 152 MW project located in White Pine County, Nevada. The project consists of 66 2.3 MW Siemens turbines that commenced commercial operation in August 2012."
"100% of the project's output, including electricity generation and environmental attributes, is sold to NV Energy, under a long-term power purchase agreement. Spring Valley connects to the NV Energy transmission system and was Nevada's first commercial wind power project."
"Spring Valley is situated on approximately 7,680 acres in White Pine County, NV on federal land administered by the Bureau of Land Management. The project was granted a right-of-way by the Bureau of Land Management.”
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WHEN SPRING STARTS TO BREATH
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Setagaya Ume Matsuri (Japanese Apricot Blossom Festival) at Hanegi Koen (park), Setagaya-ku. There are nearly 700 apricot trees in the park grounds. On the 21st, matcha (powdered green tea) is served both at the chashitu (tea ceremony room) and open-air from 10 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
On the 28th, sencha (green tea) is served at the chashitu from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Free tea tickets for matcha and sencha are distributed twice from 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. on both days, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Access: The Odakyu Line from Shinjuku Station to Umegaoka Station