With the one warm day we had last week, the frogs appeared in the pond and left this mass of eggs.
Have been hearing owls' call but no sign of inhabitants of the owl house high up in this sycamore tree.
Down at the bottom of our driveway the wetlands to the right still has not put on any spring coloring.
The small creek in the glen has one spot of green showing.
And the bluebirds continue to stake claim to this box. There are more than two so I don't know how that will work out.
It looks quite rural where you live. In no time at all that area will be covered in new green growth and frogs, of course.
ReplyDeleteWOW! You ar going to have hundred of frogs soon!
ReplyDeleteThere will be other frogs and toads yet to visit and lay their eggs. I think some of them get eaten by the goldfish though I have yet to see any this year. Dan said he spied them. As I started to type this the frogs started croaking again. Have been quiet since the last warm day.
ReplyDeleteAll wonderful photos! My favorite, though, is that little bird!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
It would be cool to see the owl at the box! I love the bluebird shot! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteNice to see signs of spring! Same here with brown grass.
ReplyDeleteNice variety of shots. Cute bird.
ReplyDeleteFinally warm temps are coming our way. Hopefully we will see less and less snow. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely early Spring walk, Marcia! It's such fun to see all of the frog eggs. Things will really be hopping in your yard soon! Happy Spring! ♡Dawn
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