Spring has sprung!

[Scott_Quier]

I've been so busy with work that I have not been able to take the camera out for a ride in such a long time.:cry Suffering from withdrawl symptoms, I decided to take matters into my own hands and see what I could see in my own back yard. I actually found more than I expected:):

C&C are more than welcome - It's encourages. I just hope you enjoy and thanks for looking....

#1 This is the real proof - dandylions!
http://ScottQuier.smugmug.com/photos/62862436-M.jpg

#2 My wife says this is the flower of a Fother Gilla bush. She ought to know, she's educated in that sort of stuff. All I know is that they attract lots of nice bees - cant' wait!
http://ScottQuier.smugmug.com/photos/62862431-M.jpg

#3 The bloom of the rosemary bush - nope, don't have any parsley, sage, or tyme.
http://scottquier.smugmug.com/photos/62862429-M.jpg

#4 These next two are simple Azalea blossoms. Can't wait for the annual Azalea Festival. That ought to be a good time!
http://scottquier.smugmug.com/photos/62862432-M.jpg

#5
http://scottquier.smugmug.com/photos/62862434-M.jpg

[David_S85]

Scott, glad you could get the lens cap off for a little while. And you have nice proof that spring has begun in some places like yours.

Nothing has popped here yet. There's buds, and the crocuses have pushed through an inch or two, but as yet.... nada.

[ginger_55]

It is heaven around here, as far as spring is concerned. Flowers all over, flowering trees, bushes, new leaves! It was actually too warm today.

Nice photos from your own place, Scott. I don't have that at home, I look at other people's.

(We do have a dead oleander bush, and some hardy shrubs. Need to get rid of the oleander thing.)

ginger

[gluwater]

I love the colors in these Scott. Like David said, it is still quite brown around here.