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Spring Time
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We're a little too far north to have much green yet and no flowers at all. I think I'll take the camera out into the woods with me tomorrow and get some shots of mud and meltwater. :)
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The crocuses are blooming here in Chicago, but that's about it. Here are some in our back yard:
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Thanks to my workplace firewall, the entire countryside is alive with little red Xs. :Shake:
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All the wildflowers that carpet the verges and medians seem to have just come up in the last week. We have these, which come in a range of white/blue/purple shades:
http://pics.livejournal.com/mercy_rain/pic/0007askt
And lots of these paintbrush-looking red ones:
http://pics.livejournal.com/mercy_rain/pic/0007bxye
The fruit trees are mostly done blossoming; the bluebonnets and wisteria are coming up in force. Lots of other little white and yellow wildflowers, too. My favorites, the mimosas and magnolias, don't really get going for a few weeks yet. Next weekend might be a good time to do a bluebonnet drive, assuming my allergies are a little better.
This is not an abandoned car; this is my car after parking for about two hours...
http://pics.livejournal.com/mercy_rain/pic/00079ww7
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Been watching this old Wisteria vine lately, because it is a sure sign that Spring is here when the Wisteria blooms.
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I love that shot of the squirrel, Papaw. I can never get the little buggers to hold still long enough for pictures!
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Wow, it sure is pretty where you all live. Here in Chicago, minus Sarah's flowers, the grass is still kinda brown and the trees are bare. It's been warming up and raining a lot lately so I expect to see some major life blooming up in the next week or two though. My windowsill basil plant is loving life lately though.
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