Thursday, March 13, 2008

First Daffodils in New Jersey!


3.12 - Daffodils, originally uploaded by xsquared.

What do we think, a week away?

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Daffodil Skies in Greenwich Park, London


Daffodil Skies, originally uploaded by Michaela Edwards.

If you love blue and gold, this one is for you. Photo taken March 12, 2008 in Greenwich Park, London (the oldest enclosed Royal Park).

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

First Daffodils in Wexford UK


The road home, originally uploaded by Peter Laurent.

I'd like to travel this road home each day. Nice! Image taken March 9, 2008.

First Daffodils in Shrewsbury UK


St Alkmonds Square, originally uploaded by nualabugeye.

Daffodils in window boxes make a nice pair. Photo taken March 9, 2008.

Monday, March 10, 2008

First Daffodils in Scotland


Spring!, originally uploaded by spamdd7.

These daffodils look a bit cold, seems like they trade a nice view for a bit of a sea breeze. This photo was taken on March 9, 2008.

First Daffodils in Dublin

Classic late winter photo (this taken on March 9, 2008) with golden daffodils, bare trees, and blue sky.

Sunday, March 09, 2008

First Daffodils at Filoli (Woodside, California)


photo, originally uploaded by SJL.

The daffodils are in bloom at the Filoli garden in the Santa Cruz Mountains near San Francisco. Image taken by Scott Loftesness on March 9, 2008. The official Filoli website is here.

Geesing (not snowing) in St. Jame's Park London


, originally uploaded by flumpduck.

Sarah W. captured this goose&daffodils image on March 8, 2008. If this were a duck, I suppose I could make some comment about Daffy Duck.

Willpower in Franklin, Tennessee


willpower, originally uploaded by booleansplit.

Daffodils and "snowdrop" are a common sight in late winter 2008. Robert Donovan captures it all in this March 8, 2008 image. Love the title "willpower", too!

Saturday, March 08, 2008

Huna's First Daffodils


huna01, originally uploaded by bethany_eowyn.

Very sweet, I want a Huna doll. Image taken on March 5, 2008, in Cambridge, England.

First Spring Garden in Georgia


My Spring Flower Garden ..., originally uploaded by ruthalice43.

Ruth Alice's Spring Flower Garden photo taken on March 7, 2008 reminds us that we'll be there soon, just a few weeks, right? Lots of comments from admirers who can only dream, right now.

Mad About First Daffodils in Arcata, Northern California


friday, march 7th, originally uploaded by k.catanese.

Daffodils along Mad River. Image taken March 7, 2008.

First Daffodils in Warley Place, UK


A host of golden daffodils, originally uploaded by Boggy.

Part of the Essex Wildlife Trust, Warley Place hosts these golden daffodils. Photo taken on March 1, 2008.

Friday, March 07, 2008

Snowy daffodils in Texas


Snowy daffodils, originally uploaded by Equine_Woman.

Until just now, I thought I had posted the last snowy daffodil photo for the year.

Daffs in the Woods in Storrington, England


daffs in the woods, originally uploaded by mogace.

That's the cool thing about daffodils. They always look like they "belong", whether in a vase or in the woods.

Signs of spring in North England


Signs of spring, originally uploaded by tristantinn.

16-year-old Tristan from North England posts this photo taken on March 2, 2008. I call this a perfect picture.

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

No first daffodils yet in St. Louis

Clearview has a writer's gift, and shares with us thoughts about winter and spring and daffodils: And the Daffodils Aren't Even Up Yet.

Petal Peek in Wordsworth's Lake District

Track the daffodils at the Lake District National Park Authority website called "Petal Peek".

Spring Is Near in Rockville, Maryland


Spring Is Near, originally uploaded by Clearly Ambiguous.

Kind of the way we'll all feel in a few weeks time. Another terrific photo by Scott Robinson. We heard that temps were near to 70 on Monday.

Frostbite to Bloom in 10 days


Frostbite, originally uploaded by Clearly Ambiguous.

Nice contrast between this February 23 "winter" photo and the spring photo of March 2 posted above. Thanks to Scott Robinson.