Signs of spring - Frühlingsboten.

#leaf #freshleaves #earlyspring #paganlife #paganways

(Ursprünglich am 25. Februar 2024 auf Instagram gepostet.)

Birds With Their Backs

Not every bird faces the camera, but every bird has something better to do.

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keadamander (@keadamander@pixelfed.social)

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> Cluster of White Flowers #photography #canon #springblossoms #whiteflowers #naturemacro #flowerphotography #bloomingseason #forestflowers #botanicalbeauty #natureinbloom #floralperfection #earlyspring #treeblossoms #blossommagic #macroflora #naturaldetails #wildflowerlove

The cutest thing: can you spot the two mason bees peeking out of their holes? They've been doing it since yesterday #biodiversity #inthegarden #earlyspring

Memories of peaceful times before the war.

Springtime Reflections
#photo #photography #landscapephotography #naturephotography #naturallight #river #riverbank #bank #beach #water #reflection #tree #grove #copse #nature #NaturalBeauty #spring #EarlySpring #Springtime #SpringVibes #waterscape #landscape #scenery #Dnipro #Kyiv #Ukraine

Early primroses in chilly March, South England. #bloomscrolling #earlyspring

Here, take some flowers because tomorrow is Monday. The first plum blossoms I found on Tuesday, against cold blue sky.
#BloomScrolling #SundayFlowers #EarlySpring

Here, take some flowers because tomorrow is Monday. The first plum blossoms I found on Tuesday, against cold blue sky.
#BloomScrolling #SundayFlowers #EarlySpring

Catkins: The Quiet Bloomers

#photography #helios #helios44 #helios44m

Here, take some flowers, because tomorrow is Monday.
I know, these are not flowers, but I hope you enjoy this little signs of spring.
#BloomScrolling #EarlySpring #RenoNevada

Here, take some flowers, because tomorrow is Monday.
I know, these are not flowers, but I hope you enjoy this little signs of spring.
#BloomScrolling #EarlySpring #RenoNevada

1/2 Say hello to the tiny people living under your #moss!

Wildly torn moss is a sure sign of early spring. It shows that the insects are reappearing. Birds looking for food close to the ground (mostly blackbirds, sparrows in my #garden) know where to find the best prey: under and in moss cushions, where the spring sun warms insects up. They will clean up only later, when spring has really arrived. Then moss builds a favourite

This day exploded with snowdrops, bees, insects, and the first Red Admirable butterfly (Vanessa atalanta). Since my early childhood, it's my ritual to fill the first seen #flowers after winter into this vase. The snowdrops in our village date from the 1920s. A wonderful scent, the bees are powdered with pollen! If it's too cold, snowdrops are self-pollinators.

Also... Do you see it? Do you see it???
Green!
#EarlySpring