Daffodils, originally uploaded by hermanschimmel.
This February 15, 2008 photo was taken by Herman Schimmel in Elst, Nederland. Beautiful!
First daffodils of 2009, around the world and in your town!
Artist and poet Melinda Schwakhofer has posted a dramatic series of images on her blog, Inspiraculum. Click through to see her spectacular series of photographs and words that celebrate "The Time of Wild Daffodils". Melinda's perfectly choreographed post ends with a special surprise, "To an Early Daffodil".
Daffodils in a pot posted by Richiesoft Garden Blog. Richie, thanks for posting, the high resolution image is breath-taking.
This magical photo was taken in England (by a London photographer) on February 11, 2008. Photographer Andy Linden has worked in black and white for many years. Now, we can see, he is working in black, white, and yellow.
The Weekly Screed is posting a daily series of macro images (including the one above on day 2) taken by schatzkins.com starting on February 8 and continuing for as long as they last. Click through for commentary and remarkable "daffodils-eye" images (and be sure to click again on each image for the high-res). Don't you just wish they were babies forever?
Light Reading posts this photo of early daffodils blooming on the grounds of a church in the center of Leeds.
Thanks to Polly-Vous Francais? for posting this enchanting photo of daffodils dancing in the Square Boucicaut. Merci beaucoup!
Readers have been sending pictures of the first signs of spring to the BBC News. This photo was taken by Mark Thomas out walking near Winchester. The little guys do look like they've just had a nice long nap.
Fred Sandsmark's Blog posts a photo of first daffodils in Castro Valley, California - and the last photos of, well, you should click on over to Fred's blog to see what could possibly now be "last".
dewelch uploads a photo of First Daffodils in Van Nuys, California.
Sue Thompson posts this photo taken January 26, 2008, in Hartholme Nature Park. What's a photo without an appreciative audience? Check out the many comments left by the international fotocommunity.