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One sure sign of spring along the Florida panhandle is the blooming of the wild Azalea's.
"Blossom by blossom the spring begins." ~ Algernon Charles Swinburne
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A couple of weeks ago I made an exploratory "wildflower" loop over the Grapevine and up through Antelope Valley to see if the wildflowers were blooming at the Poppy Reserve or anywhere along the way. There were some patches to be found along the way but it was too early in the Gorman area for any substantial possibility for a great shot. The wind was howling at the preserve so I had to speed up shutter time to get a still shot. I laid down in a dirt patch and shot this one across the ground. It was the only way to make a small patch of flowers seem large. Hope you like it. Happy Springtime my Flickr friends. :)
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Last weekend it was time to visit the annual Springtime-event on the Loenermark. Hundreds of sheep and lambs got a chance to see thousands of human visitors. Especially the juveniles were eager to meet eachother. This bunch was so tired of all the attention, they had to rest a bit in the half-shade.
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Robin searching my lawn for a worm. Sofar as I am concerned the robins can have all the worms and bugs. If I can train them to eat fireants, I will be rich
This is the opposite view with the springtime flow looking downstream...isn't spring beautiful !
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
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BNSF 6758 leads a grain train south (railroad east) along the Mississippi River on a nice April morning a few years back. This is the northerly view from the overlook at Mississippi Palisades State Park just a little north of Savanna, IL - a nice place to spent a few hours in the sunshine on a cool spring morning.
What's a truer sign of spring that turtles still covered with mud and algae that have climbed out on the banks of a pond to sun? Can't think of anything that means Spring more than this!