by Edie Melson @EdieMelson
Since Friday was the first day of spring, I thought I'd share a recent experience in the form of a photo.
Last weekend my husband and I had the opportunity to witness the shy blooming of an endangered wildflower, Oconee Bells, shortia galacifolia. These shy flowers only bloom for about two weeks in the early spring.
What evidence of spring have spied recently?
Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
I also invite you to use this image any way you like online. Post it to your blog, share it on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, anywhere you'd like. All I ask is that you keep it intact, with my website watermark visible.
Since Friday was the first day of spring, I thought I'd share a recent experience in the form of a photo.
Last weekend my husband and I had the opportunity to witness the shy blooming of an endangered wildflower, Oconee Bells, shortia galacifolia. These shy flowers only bloom for about two weeks in the early spring.
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| "Spring work is going on with joyful enthusiasm." -John Muir |
What evidence of spring have spied recently?
Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
I also invite you to use this image any way you like online. Post it to your blog, share it on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, anywhere you'd like. All I ask is that you keep it intact, with my website watermark visible.
Don't forget to join the conversation!
Blessings,
Edie
Edie
Robins out on my lawn before it snowed yesterday.
ReplyDeleteCherrilynn, very cool! Blessings, E
DeleteBeautiful, thanks for sharing! And thanks for introducing me to picmonkey because I have wanted to know how to create photos like these.
ReplyDeleteBarbara, I did mention picmonaey was addicting, didn't I? Blessings, E
DeleteWell because I'm in Maine and we've had the worst winter ever, I have found it very difficult to notice any signs of Spring...UNTIL...I heard the birds chirping and the Seagulls lurking around. Going to look into picmonkey. Beth
ReplyDeleteBeth, when the birds begin to sing, we know spring is on the way! Blessings, E
DeleteDaffodils blooming everywhere. Maples red with buds. Buds swelling on the Bradford pears. Forsythia buds showing color.
ReplyDeleteAny day now ...