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the sun is shining and finally we have some warmth ! A lone daisy peeks her head out from the grass.....before the lawnmower makes an appearance
Spring colors are my favorite colors. Got these cute markers from Target (they came with a rainbow assortment).
The Red Bud is one of my favorite flowering spring trees. I took this shot last year during spring at the University of Chicago campus in the Social Sciences Quad. There are a number of Red Buds around the campus, but this one really caught my eye as it was framed with the gothic windows behind it.
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Thare few things that are as beautiful and hopeful as spring light. The fresh and new flowers are sublime and gorgeous filling all the trees, especially these pink flowers that literally take my breath away every time.
Perhaps a couple weeks until I´ll witness this again.
Happy Saturday!
The spring snowflake is a popularly cultivated bulbous plant with delicate white flowers, and belongs to the same family as the snowdrops.
Our Parlor plant bloomed! :)
Botanical name is; Abutilon...See link below!
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"Is the spring coming?" he said. "What is it like?"...
"It is the sun shining on the rain and the rain falling on the sunshine..."
- Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden
Sounds just like the day we had today
It rained on and off with sunshine
Simply Beautiful :)))
Have yourselves a wonderful day
xxxx
Spring in the Niagara region.
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Spring blooms in Janet's garden. It was somewhat windy so getting precise focus was a challenge.
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Spring is upon us. I was out for a walk around Lake of the Woods this afternoon and flowers are starting to bloom.
"Spring Flower 2017/2018"
This of course is 2017. We woke up this AM again to over a foot of snow.
HSoS.
This is the card I created for Mildred for the spring/easter exchange. I have choosen for spring. Used soft colors of blue and purple. The color combo of the wysteria in my garden :-)
Stamps used:
HA LL736 Papillons
HA S5316 Silhouette grass
Other grasses unknown
Happy Listening and whatever your Season my friends, may you find a springtime energy in your every step!
Tracy Chapman! ~ 'Spring'
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Hello my friends! How is everyone doing? It has been too long since I last posted a photo but for the first time in a while I was able to go shoot some of the Spring flowers. It was refreshing to hear the snap of the shutter again and capture some photos. Hopefully I can keep posting a little more regularly on here because I always enjoy hearing from you! I hope that you guys have a wonderful day and I look forward to viewing your awesome photos!
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Taken with my Sony SLT a65V with my Tamron SP AF60mm f/2 DI II LD (IF) 1:1 macro lens
Spring in Niagara Falls
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Tree leaves and flowers unfurling As winter turns to spring, the bare, frost-covered branches begin to develop new buds and shoots. In March, watch for: ash, beech, oak and rowan buds bursting. first leaves emerging from alder, field maple and silver birch.
The last few of this batch of flowers while I wait for others to come into bloom. After one or two warm and sunny days, it's back to cool rain, so that won't be enticing them to flower. Another shot of Astrantia, but they're such intricate flowers that it's hard to resist.
Spring has arrived in my garden brightening the days in East Yorkshire. Taken with an iPhone SE back camera.
When my late father-in-law helped me plant this pear tree at the bottom of my garden he said "You plant pears for your heirs". It bore its first fruit the year my son, his first grandchild was born. With the arrival of the Spring blossom and each year's late Summer crop we are reminded of a wonderful man.