We haven't had much of a winter this year. Only one snowfall was enough to need shoveling, and I could have gotten away with not doing it except that I am obligated to keep the public portion of the sidewalk clear. We did get some bitterly-cold spells, but they did not last long.
The news reported that "February, as well the previous two winter months, soared well past the internationally set threshold for long-term warming," This is worrisome.
Still, I welcome the longer days and the early spring flowers. These daffodils are blooming next door.
I'm still seeing our year-round birds, and I've also seen some large flocks flying over which I assume are migrating. Here we see a mourning dove.
I had another picture that was similar and I edited it with a couple of filters. I used Photoshop Elements. I dropped my subscription to Photoshop because I don't like monthly payments. I liked it's functionality better though, partly because I knew so many shortcuts.
Love the daffodils
ReplyDeleteI would feel the same had our Winter been like that. Always great with the longer days, and nature waking up again.
ReplyDeleteWinter here has been non-existent. We only had one brief cold snap and yesterday it climbed to sixteen degrees.
ReplyDeleteYep, definitely beginning to look and feel more like spring here, too.
ReplyDelete...we have a few early daffs in bloom, yours are fabulous.
ReplyDeletePretty daffodils and the dove is sweet! Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteI do feel compassion for the birds, bees, butterflies and all critters due to climate change just turning weather on it's head.
ReplyDeleteA lovely series, and climate change must have a lot of our wildlife very confused.
ReplyDeleteHere the sidewalk plows do the work.
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