March 15, 2014nature, winter almost spring Sharonargyle, landscape photography, midwest photography, nature photography, photography Like this:Like Loading...
Yes, it is, we are right on the cusp! (It has been a long winter.) Melting ice, a slight blush of color in the twigs and are those crows, possibly a breeding pair, preparing to nest? Reply
Hi, Eliza 🙂 I’m not sure, but these might be turkey vultures or hawks. Or crows. 🙂 I’m watching, probably too much, for every sign of spring this year. The old adage “a watched pot never boils” comes to mind. Even though it’s snowing again today, I can report that my garlic and daffodils have both made an appearance! Reply
We had a blip of snow this morning but by late afternoon the sun was shining. March is unpredictable, but she’s not fooling anyone! Reply
I love the melt water sitting on the ice Sharon , great image it shows just how cold it has been over your last few weeks 🙂 🙂 🙂 Yes, Spring soon 🙂 Reply
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Yes, it is, we are right on the cusp! (It has been a long winter.) Melting ice, a slight blush of color in the twigs and are those crows, possibly a breeding pair, preparing to nest?
Hi, Eliza 🙂
I’m not sure, but these might be turkey vultures or hawks. Or crows. 🙂
I’m watching, probably too much, for every sign of spring this year. The old adage “a watched pot never boils” comes to mind.
Even though it’s snowing again today, I can report that my garlic and daffodils have both made an appearance!
Yay! Day by day, closer and closer!
We had a blip of snow this morning but by late afternoon the sun was shining.
March is unpredictable, but she’s not fooling anyone!
I love the melt water sitting on the ice Sharon , great image it shows just how cold it has been over your last few weeks 🙂 🙂 🙂
Yes, Spring soon 🙂
Thank you, Nigel. 🙂