As I write this, we are in for a weekend of rain turning to snow, or maybe the other way around. So I look at my flower photos to remind myself that Spring was here, just a few days ago. The Daffodils and Crocuses jointly made the announcement, didn’t they?
Daffodils from our garden.
Daffodils at Sayen Park Botanical Garden.
Daffodils at Sayen Park Botanical Garden.
Another harbinger of Spring: Crocuses at Sayen Park Botanical Garden.
Daffodil at Sayen Park Botanical Garden.
I always want to dive into my garden with the camera after seeing your lovely flower shots.
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You should take and post photos of your garden on your blog!
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Lovely photos. You’ve had a rough winter.
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Thanks Katelon. This winter has lasted long enough. I wish it would yield to spring.
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Oh that spring is a fickle thing. I hope the pretty flowers survive!
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All of the magnolias are now dead, Sue, but I hope other flowers will survive, especially the late bloomers.
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Hopefully this week will be the last cold one, and then you’ll find more beautiful flowers to photograph for us.
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I hope so too Jerry. I also need to get to the refuges to check on my avian friends. 🙂
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Lovely images..hopefully the spring will return!
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From your words, to nature’s ears, Indah. Thank you!
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You sure are getting the weather, aren’t you?
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Yes, Lois. It has been a fickle and moody spring, ruining most weekends. 😦
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