The hornbeams are also in bloom too, with their catkins looking lovely just now
I saw roe deer in the Dells for the first time in a long while, though they were too far away to hope to photograph so I just stood and watched them for a while.
This female goosander on the other hand let me get very close and was positively posing for the camera
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The goosander here won't let you get within 50 metres. You are very enviable!
Love the larch flowers, remember your posts last year
I love your rambles. And that larch flower is lovely. (I don't comment on every post, but I look at all of them.)
I am so glad I found you (so, thank you for your recent comment on my blog!!!)
I scanned down several of your last posts and am absolutely fascinated by your larch posts. We have numerous larch trees around our house, but I was not aware that they develop these 'flowers' that turn into the cones ) we just moved here a year ago). I am hoping our Montana larches do the same as yours! They are still very barren at the moment, but I will start watching carefully!
And I love your references to Crafty Green Boyfriend ... LOL!
Hi Angie, your larches should have flowers but they may be a different colour if they're a different species of larch and some larches don't have many flowers some years
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