Here are a few things I saw this week during a Second Look.
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| Crocuses are popping up in various places now. |
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| This picture of white crocus was taken at dusk. |
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| We had a lot of rain this week which also encouraged fungus to grow. |
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| However, some of that rain turned to snow. The cold, wet weather didn't stop this cardinal or starling from coming out. |
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| I think the rain washed out these two bones from hiding. |
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| Although there are no blooms yet, the daffodils are budding. |
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| This nest has been completed, but it is still waiting for eggs. |
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| The deer are enjoying all of the new green growth. Day lilies and azaleas are their favorites. |
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| The most exciting thing I saw this week was this cow in labor at my back fence. The calf was stubborn, so the farmer had to go in with chains and pull it out. I chose not to watch this part. |
And now for today's poem. This was written by Theo when he was about 10.
Signs of Spring
The last of winter fades away
Icicles shed their tears
Borne upon a sunlit era
Life awakens once again
In this never ending cycle
Trees grow green, grass is showing
Robins and bluebirds appear
New plants sprout, old ones awaken
New infants to all animals
A time of plenty
Rejoice! For it is Spring!
