Lots of fishing on Lough Gill, trout and perch, I think.
Are these oxalis?
Fern frond nursery!
Leaning over backwards, this is what the trees look like! I wonder what they thought of me?
Don't these beeches look like dancing girls in new frocks? Sooo pretty!
Some of the twisted shapes of the old trees are so architectural and amazing.
Cherry blossom finally blooming.
And yesterday I heard the first cuckoo! Always a defining moment in Spring! There's nothing quite like the sound of the first cuckoo, or the sight of the first primrose.This is a link to Mary's blog (she said I could post it) because she wrote much better about the point I was trying to make in my Monday post. If you have a moment do read it!
9 comments:
This looks like such a relaxing and beautiful place! Great shots!
Yes they are oxalis, have you ever tasted the green leaves? The Finnish name ketunleipä means fox's bread. Your spring looks like what we call early summer.
WOW...beautiful pictures. Thank you so much for sharing them with us.
Hugs,
andrea
Are cuckoos real? What do they look like?
The flowers and trees are beautiful. The trees look like old men!
xxoo
Deborah
Wow, Heckety, you have a great eye for photography! You had beautiful subjects, too. I don't know if anyone answered your question, but those do look like oxalis to me.
Happy Earth Day Heather!
I'm loving your Irish spring. I also didn't know cuckoos were real. Around here they just pop out of clocks on the hour. :>}
What a beautiful series of photos! Your spring is much further along than ours. I've been checking for fern fronds but so far no luck.
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