Signs of Spring

[mtruman]

A gang of robins has invaded our yard, green noses are poking up from the ground, everything is covered in buds - the signs of spring are everywhere.

Let's share our images of spring...

[Brad]

Lets see. I have pictures of mud ruts on the road due to the snow melting. The snow bank by my son's garage is down to only 10 feet tall now. I could snap a picture of that. Or I could walk out on the lake and get a nice sunset picture with the 3 feet of ice still on the lake in the foreground.

Or, maybe I will look at your pictures and contemplate Spring.

[M_Six]

Two signs of Spring in my yard.

First, a crocus.



And second, top down time on the Roadie.

[Charlie]

Lets see. I have pictures of mud ruts on the road due to the snow melting. The snow bank by my son's garage is down to only 10 feet tall now. I could snap a picture of that. Or I could walk out on the lake and get a nice sunset picture with the 3 feet of ice still on the lake in the foreground.

Or, maybe I will look at your pictures and contemplate Spring.

you can take a picture of your house plants

[mtruman]

Two signs of Spring in my yard.

First, a crocus.


And second, top down time on the Roadie.

I was hoping someone would post a crocus picture. We don't have any in our yard anymore and I miss them. Unfortunately there is no Z4 in our yard either. Looks like a fine way to spend a beautiful spring day!

[Steve M]

A few signs of spring from N. Florida.

[RI Swamp Yankee]

I was hoping someone would post a crocus picture. ...

Here is another, even a bee buzzing around in it

[KD Talbot]

Love the picture of the skunk cabbage, Mark! Almost always the first thing in the wild I see wake up. The Red Wing Blackbirds have been here for a couple of weeks now. That's our sign. Another is: The ice is out of the pond.

Now I want to see the swallows. That's when we know the warm days are here.

KDT

[Brad]

That's our sign. Another is: The ice is out of the pond.

We still have a ways to go before the ice is gone.

[mtruman]

We still have a ways to go before the ice is gone.

Must be the Maine version of spring...