It does my heart good to see the landscape so green these days. U.W. Arboretum.
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Sand cherry
Another spring blossom from my yard.
Bleeding hearts
The bleeding hearts in my yard carry a lot of symbolism for me this year, for a few reasons. They’ve lasted longer than expected this spring, which is fittingly symbolic as well. Hoping for brighter days ahead as these blossoms fade for the season.
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Trees are coming to life again — feels like a long time coming this year.
Striped squill
Scenes from a chilly hike
40°F at Picnic Point yesterday (20 degrees below normal). I was grateful for the sunshine though.
View more →The browns and greys of early spring
Awaiting some greens, at Cherokee Marsh.
Fuzzy promises
Spring beginnings
I don’t know about anyone else, but I sure could use a new beginning. Today’s weather in Madison was beautifully fitting for the first day of spring. When I came across these snowdrops, I saw them as nature’s hopeful promise of new beginnings to come.
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