Can the crocus and dandelions be far behind? there begins to be hope for Spring. I moved my Canary's cage from the warm kitchen to the cooler dining room, so we have more time together without him freezing to death. There are birds coming to the feeders in droves, and families in both bird houses. A couple of years ago the big birdhouse was home to both at once, a family of chickadees and a family of sparrows. Never saw anything like it. The day lilies are about six inches tall, and the tulips and daffodils down under the tree have started to show themselves. The bare branches in the hedgerow ill soon sprout leaves and life will return to normal. The marten will be padding his way out in search of surplus squirrels soon. There is hope for the future, even in this partly sunny day. Blessings to all!

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I can use all the signs of hope for the future I can get , Still trapped in mourning. I know it takes as long as it takes, but she was my sister, and I can mourn and celebrate her life at the same time.

Stephy, how lovely that spring is coming to your part of the country! Flowers and birds... wonderful! Enjoy it!

Nice post. I saw my first two robins (a male/female) in our back yard yesterday. It was 70 degree's out and he was singing up a storm. My Dad can mimic their bird call exactly.

Sure, we have one cold morning here in Florida (54 degrees this morning) and the robins go flying up north!!!

Poor5 Robins have been here for a while...right through our 15 inch snow storm...but they look pudgy!

I've been seeing them for awhile, and, until Cletus the landlord cut the grass yesterday, we had a coupla dandilions in the yard. Can road construction be far behind?

reguards
yer glad spring is here pal
bugg