creative thinking ~ greener living
Lovely as always!
I'm amazed that you are getting so green already! I was wondering are roe deer native to Scotland or introduced?
Bill - roe deer are native but became almost extinct in the 1800s and were then reintroduced.
All the daffodils I have seen today are nearly out - wonder when I shall see the first open one.
Great moment; haiku in spirit, even though not in form.
Wonderful signs of spring!
Love those daffys. Mine are just about to say hello as well. I am going to google Roe deer.
That must be stunning when the flowers are in bloom. I like the way they meander into the woods.
Beautiful!
I cheated and brought a few in where it was warmer to open...
Soon they will bloom. Ours opened a week or so ago.
That will be a glorious host of golden daffodils!Your words make for a enchanting scene.
Excellent
Great posting. Fresh and appetising.
There's lots of promise in those buds. Can't wait to see them pop up here :)Cheers,Jo
Can't stop spring now!!
I guess it must be a LOT warmer in Scotland than it is here in Ontario, Canada! I haven't seen the leaves pole through the soil yet. :) But I am enjoying spring as it pops all over Blogland.
Those daffs look like ours! It's comin'!
beautiful
Seeing these only intensifies my longing for spring!
We have had some daffs open too! Love the roe deer too, they always look so majestic don't you think?
Maybe your post had a hand in it - our daffodils have opened this morning! If so - thanks!
Hi, thanks for leaving a comment! I try to visit everyone back!
Lovely as always!
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed that you are getting so green already! I was wondering are roe deer native to Scotland or introduced?
ReplyDeleteBill - roe deer are native but became almost extinct in the 1800s and were then reintroduced.
ReplyDeleteAll the daffodils I have seen today are nearly out - wonder when I shall see the first open one.
ReplyDeleteGreat moment; haiku in spirit, even though not in form.
ReplyDeleteWonderful signs of spring!
ReplyDeleteLove those daffys. Mine are just about to say hello as well.
ReplyDeleteI am going to google Roe deer.
That must be stunning when the flowers are in bloom. I like the way they meander into the woods.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI cheated and brought a few in where it was warmer to open...
ReplyDeleteSoon they will bloom. Ours opened a week or so ago.
ReplyDeleteThat will be a glorious host of golden daffodils!
ReplyDeleteYour words make for a enchanting scene.
Excellent
ReplyDeleteGreat posting. Fresh and appetising.
ReplyDeleteThere's lots of promise in those buds. Can't wait to see them pop up here :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Jo
Can't stop spring now!!
ReplyDeleteI guess it must be a LOT warmer in Scotland than it is here in Ontario, Canada! I haven't seen the leaves pole through the soil yet. :) But I am enjoying spring as it pops all over Blogland.
ReplyDeleteThose daffs look like ours! It's comin'!
ReplyDeletebeautiful
ReplyDeleteSeeing these only intensifies my longing for spring!
ReplyDeleteWe have had some daffs open too! Love the roe deer too, they always look so majestic don't you think?
ReplyDeleteMaybe your post had a hand in it - our daffodils have opened this morning! If so - thanks!
ReplyDelete