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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.
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With the blooming of magnolias and azaleas, spring has spectacularly announced its arrival. Mud may make its appearance intermittantly over the next months, but it no longer dominates the surroundings.
It is May afterall.
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.
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The days when poppies and rapeseed make the landscape smiling and US, when Summer is near..
Coming closer now.
They always bring me joy!
HOPE..
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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
The flowers are produced in the early spring before the leaves,
in our area this is when you know spring has started,
William Forsyth was a Scottish botanist, Forsythia was named in his honor.
Happy Sunday everyone!
Sometimes, spring explodes in glory unexpected. Colour, light, and, location come together, bringing breathless wonder, and promises of summer. New life, new hope, new outlook on life.
Award Tree Challenge 106 ~ Spring Sprange Sprung ~
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Explore #116 on 10th May.
Turkeys are in full bloom and sporting all the new spring fashions Apparently bold colors are in this year.
spring onions next to lamb and vegetable leftovers, with a serving of tomato, jugs of lamb gravy and plum butter
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vegetable leftovers flic.kr/p/2m59jFM
plum butter flic.kr/p/2kUYNea
ps i'm not recommending any of these cookery adventures. they suit my personal taste. photographing to encourage myself to eat more healthily ...
i've created a new group www.flickr.com/groups/cooking_is_my_hobby/ to gather ideas and encourage myself to continue with healthy eating by learning from others if you're interested in cooking, sometimes or a lot, or enjoy the cooking of others, you're always welcome .
The first blooms of spring. We had snow through this weekend. Surprise! It warmed up a little and we had our first bloom! There is hope spring is coming after all!
Taking a little spring break from my city shots to post everything blooming right now...I just couldn't resist!! :))
Spring came to Japan.
Cherry blossoms begin to bloom in various parts of Japan.
Cherry blossoms began to bloom also in Tokyo.
The flower will open to a lot of kinds of cherry blossoms in April in March.
And, the Japanese feels the thing that spring comes by enjoying cherry blossoms by love.
Goose across the pond taking an afternoon nap in the crocuses. Hope spring will set in and will be here to stay! Happy weekend everyone! X
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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
Every year I look forward to the arrival of spring. The hills become green and the changing weather kicks up unexpected storms. After a dry winter I was losing hope for a great year shooting in the hills. However a spring surge in storms made it one of the most memorable springs in the California hills. A few days shy of spring equinox, Aaron and I headed to the hills while a patch storm system was growing over the hills. We had some drizzle and some rainbows but the real show began when the setting sun ducked below the low cloud deck and set the hills alight. With the light and shadow play, these hills reminded me of sand dunes, but green.