Spring Must be on Its Way

As last week was ending, your friend and mine, Lin Kay, posted a pic of her snow drops.  In past years, hers would appear before ours.  However, the last two years they appeared at about the same time.  I had to check it out, and with an assist from Sylvia, we found ours were out too.

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Sylvia captured this image late Saturday afternoon.  It is good to see the annual cycle of life continue with the coming of spring.  These beauties are just one of many signs.

I miss the crocus blossoms and hyacinths that used to grace our grounds.  It seems they became lunch for some burrowing critters.

Today I saw grackles and heard the trill of a red-winged blackbird.  Robins have been around for a few days and vultures are patrolling the skies.

What are your sure signs of spring?

 

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About Chuck

I am retired after a career in electronics and in publishing. Today, my wife of 50+ years, Sylvia, and I live in a house on a hill beside a dirt road in rural west Michigan. We enjoy living in this country environment where livestock and wild life out number the human population.

4 thoughts on “Spring Must be on Its Way

  1. Yes! The red-wing blackbirds!! They mean “spring” for me too. I heard them the other day for the first time. Such a happy song!

    I’m glad your snowdrops are up in your yard too. Don’t they just boost the spirit?

    • Yes, the snowdrops have the power to boost the spirit. I also like the timidness that causes them to hide the green of the flower from the first visit of the spring.

    • Last summer, they repaved the worst offender in this area. Of course, that did not include our dirt [secondary] road.

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