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The Winter Plum hellebore flowers bloomed in the back corner of our backyard.
It bloomed despite being covered with fall leaves.
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Leaves were just beginning to appear among last year's dead leaves.
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The rosemary bush in our Monster raised garden bed, in the frontyard, grew wild.
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A few rain drops hung off a tree in our back yard.
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The pump/filter, in he middle of our first pond, had lost its good display.
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Short grass is growing between the stones that form the path around the Monster raised bed in our frontyard.
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The first snowdrop flowers bloomed under our backyard Tulip Tree.
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Dirt has been prepared into three parallel rows for the future planting of corn and tomatoes.
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A closer view of the petals of the laventer hellebore in the back corner of our garden.
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The blooms on the hellebore, growing in the back corner of our yard, were edged in lavender.
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A closer view of a new bloom that was about to appear on our lavender hellebores in the back corner of our garden.
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The first of our yellow crocus flowers bloomed under our Tulip Tree in the backyard.
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Yellow crocus flowers bloomed on the far side of our house, among weeds.
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More purple crocus blooms grew closer to the trunk of our Tulip Tree.
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One of our first daffodils to bloom was a modest one growing next to our Driveway.
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Another blooming daffodil faced away from the camera.
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A small cluster of purple crocus blooms grew under our Tulip Thee.
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A tangle of red hellebores grew under our dwarf cherry tree.
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One daffodil flower was in full bloom, while a second one would bloom soon.
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This photo was taken late March of this year and many birds were still in just black and white. For courting and breeding the necks and chest acquire a rusty or tan color.
They really seem to enjoy their mud-flats.
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Our front-yard red hellebores were in full bloom.
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Another small cluster of purple crocus blooms grew under our Tulip Tree.
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Of course England has it's fair share of "flying rats". For some reason this one in Hyde Park seemed more like an actual bird to me than just
feathered vermin.
I'm sure if I was there long enough they would become just as annoying as pigeons are here at home.
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The second of our yellow crocus flowers bloomed under our Tulip Tree in the backyard.
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I was fascinated to watch this egret hunt
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He moved very patiently and slowly, then his head would dart into the shallow water and he would come up with a little fish. It must take a lot of little fish to fill such a large bird.
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