These photos were taken in my yard on April 16, 2011. I am running out of adjectives to describe our ‘spring’ weather, but I’m sure the robins, tree sparrows, house sparrows, dark-eyed juncos, nuthatches, northern flickers, house finches, black-capped chickadees, mourning doves, blue jays, black-billed magpies and red-winged blackbirds in my yard are inventing new ones…
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Gorgeous pictures. About a month ago we had lots of hoar frost were I live, just near Lloydminster. But I think spring has finally come, the weather has been very nice and I hope it stays that way!
OH MY…enough already…its beautiful…but..