Thank you! I don't often see lone crabapple trees in full sun so I was astonished at the profusion of blossom, and the sun-warmed cloud of scent.
Birds LOVE dog hair! I've also seen bees making off with smaller lumps of pet hair from rodents!
I love spring and although I can't claim I've enjoyed the extended cold this year it has preserved spring for a wonderfully long time. I'm imagining all your flowers. The oak trees did the same here, and were even ahead of one or two older ash trees. The only trees that leafed earlier than the pack were the hawthorns and that was only a matter of days. Here I have that jewel-like spring yellow-green contrasted with the early RED of copper beeches before they darken. It's stunningly beautiful.
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Date: 2015-05-08 03:01 pm (UTC)Birds LOVE dog hair! I've also seen bees making off with smaller lumps of pet hair from rodents!
I love spring and although I can't claim I've enjoyed the extended cold this year it has preserved spring for a wonderfully long time. I'm imagining all your flowers. The oak trees did the same here, and were even ahead of one or two older ash trees. The only trees that leafed earlier than the pack were the hawthorns and that was only a matter of days. Here I have that jewel-like spring yellow-green contrasted with the early RED of copper beeches before they darken. It's stunningly beautiful.