Thar be crocuses in the foreyard, Cap’n! Springtime ho!
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Thar be crocuses in the foreyard, Cap’n! Springtime ho!…
Thar be crocuses in the foreyard, Cap’n! Springtime ho!
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Doesn’t that mean it’s time for a good six inches of snow?
March and April are our heaviest months of precipitation, that’s a fact.
Hey, what kinds of birds do you get in your yard?
Finches of a couple of variety (barn and some other kind). Chickadees. Grackles. Magpies. Robins. An occasional jay. A few flickers nad nut hatches on the cottonwoods. That’s the majority of it.
Steady on the port bow me-hearties.
I’m actually really looking forward to winter. It has been far to hot of late.
Well, I’m certainly not eager for winter to end. We need a lot more precip before we head into the dry season.
Birdwise…
The Audubon Warbler came back this weekend. So spring is near.
CROCUSES??!!! You are flaunting crocuses at a woman who still has over four feet of snow in her yard?
Why … why … why … that’s just plain mental cruelty, ***Dave, just plain mental cruelty.
I am perfectly happy to lie between the permafrost climes of Marn and the Spring-never-really-comes of my old digs in California.