Tuesday, March 20, 2012

March equinox

Winter returns

We had a snow storm yesterday, and that's when I took the crocus photo. This morning it snowed again. But all the white stuff from these latest snow falls are already gone. As I'm typing this it has started to rain.

15 comments:

brattcat said...

beautifully caught...the margin of seasons.

Anonymous said...

Our winter was mild. It was like spring. Now this spring is like summer. It is hot. We have not had snow in the winter and none in the spring but we have had mild weather.

After I was hacked I had to give up my old user name and the blogs that went with it. My Birds Blog was among the give-ups.

So this is the new birds blog and I hope you can come visit. Birds Birds Birds and Birds

JK said...

I wish the snow would melt here also. Nice photo.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Beautiful image Steffe, those little crocus' are desperately trying to get through aren't they.
I thought you might like this link http://beachsafe.org.au/beach/wa0858 it gives you a detailed run down of the rescues by the lifesavers, fortunately it seems there was nothing too serious this summer.

RedPat said...

Sad little crocuses!

Stefan Jansson said...

Happy to report that the snow is gone. Much warmer now, but I will show you a very cool and icy photo tomorrow, stay tuned!

Jack said...

Your photo illustrates that you are on the tenuous cusp of spring, but Mother Nature still has some surprises in store . . .

Buck said...

That is so common, and yet so difficult to capture. Beautifully done!

黄清华 Wong Ching Wah said...

It must be really cold with the snow storm and the rain !

Chrissy Brand said...

A beautiful image- welcome to Spring!

Stefan Jansson said...

It was -1C when I took this photo. A few hours later all the snow was gone and it was 4C.

CaT said...

oh, i like this pic!
here its warm since days now. over 20 degrees C! in march...

AL said...

The yellow is so cheerful against the snow...I know the crocus' will recover easily enough.

Stefan Jansson said...

They were in full bloom yesterday.

Rae Walter said...

Brrr makes me feel cold just looking at this shot. Great capture Steffe.