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Snow was falling here even as the clock ticked over into spring -- a last hurrah for a particularly nasty winter.
Some spring blossoms in the park on Saturday morning. The park is now closed again due to the rising numer of Covid cases. I so hoped that the place could remain open after I had already pretty much missed out on Spring there last year.
Spring? More like winter! But I'm loving the air bubbles trapped in this tiny icicle! This macro icicle had formed on the lid of the bin where I keep the rabbit's sawdust! It's the bin that has provided the green background!
I'm back! And so are the spring flowers.
This film expired in 3/1996, meaning made in 94/95, so it's possibly 15 years old and I actually got color out of it. That's saying something for the preservation methods of the person who sold it to me. Thanks, person!
A great sight at the Smith Oak Rookery at High Island in Texas. Spring migration/ breeding season in full swing. Looks like dancing to me.
Thank you so much for visiting . Your comments, awards and critics are always welcome and appreciated " Happy Sunday " and enjoy wonderful spring season,don't you love it :)
Spring is finally here with new blossom on an ornamental weeping pear tree and the silvery green leaves in the background
Canon D60 / 105mm macro lens
It has been a very wet and cold Spring here in Victoria, Australia..bring on some sunshine!
Feliz Quinta Flower!
I could have spent an hour photographing the blossoms on this tree, but only had about 10 minutes to spare before getting back on the road. I've got one more I'll post tomorrow sometime.
How about John Legend-All of Me. youtu.be/450p7goxZqg
A mother Trumpeter Swan and her last years cygnet enjoy soaking in the spring sunshine along a Lagoon beach located on south Vancouver Island, B.C..
I enjoy seeing and Trumpeter Swan as they are winter visitors here on the island and will fly north for the summer months.
The vivid red of sumac leaves in autumn always looks great, but the emerging sumac leaves during the spring are also attractive.
A daffodil in the morning light of spring.
Starting to do some work with my new nikor 105mm macro now that spring is here and flowers are a poppin'.
Enjoy the day. Comments welcome!
Today the temperature was 21°C/69,8°F and sunny.
It's the real spring now. Lot of work outside.
Cats and dogs enjoy this delicious moment ☼
Brad Pitt, Richard Gere and Coffee (Lagotto Romagnolo)
Red tulips and yellow daffodils growing in my back garden.
Ah, spring!!
Explore, #360 March 6, 2008 Love you all!! :-)
Flowers in my window box slowly making their way into spring, with the yellow from forsythia in the background.
A nice creamy bokeh effect produced my 1954 Leitz Summicron 50mm f2 @f2 on a Lumix G3 micro 4/3 body. That lens is pretty awesome, even at age 64.
Explore 01.05.2010 FP #48
My idea of a perfect moment before going into a beautiful day !!
Went out with Faró, my camera and remote this mornig....can´t describe the magical atmosphere...those wonderful songbirds were singing, the sun was shineing....what more is there to ask for ?
Spring has finally arrived :o)
Large View On Black
I guess it's really not a surprise at all. Spring in the mid-west can take some wild swings.
We got an inch or two last night and there's a chance for more Thursday! I was mowing my yard yesterday!!
This is a tree in our back yard that was getting ready to bloom when the snow hit. I think it's a Linden tree but not sure.
This was a shrub by the side of the road ... no idea what kind. Isn't spring wonderful?
Explore #9 - Thank You!!
Alley Spring, the natural area’s namesake, is the seventh largest spring in Missouri. The spring conduit is known to extend at least 3000 feet underground and reaches at least 155 feet below the surface. Rainfall and runoff entering sinkholes around the town of Summersville, 15 miles to the northwest, has been determined to enter the labyrinth of cave passageways formed in dissolved dolomite ( a type of limestone) under the Missouri Ozarks and exit at Alley Spring. Just outside of the natural area is Alley Spring gristmill that was built in 1894. Despite the historic use of the spring to power a mill, Alley Spring has retained its biological integrity. The cool waters issuing forth from Alley Spring flow through a spring branch for a half-mile before entering the Jacks Fork River. Here in the spring branch cool water (58 degrees Fahrenheit) provides habitat for colorful Ozark fishes including the southern redbelly dace, the Ozark sculpin, and the bleeding shiner. The spring discharges 81 million gallons of water a day. THAT IS 81 MILLION!!!
Spring rolls just like my mom makes. She likes to use bulgogi (Korean style beef) and I like to eat it. She makes a "sauce" out of fresh squeezed lemon juice, a little sugar and red pepper flakes. Healthy and tasty!