Most spring ephemerals have yellowed, withered, and disappeared. No more trout lilies, spring beauties, or toothworts till next spring.

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Most Christmas tree growers sold all their trees a while back. Has Covid somehow brought out a longing for the sweet smell of balsam?
A perfect day for apple tree pruning. Not too cold, not too sunny, and just a little snow left.
Maybe it’s the heat. All things green seem to be extra large this year, despite it being droughty. Wild raspberries are also plumper than in years past
First outdoor lunch; no jackets needed.
Jefferson salamanders are the earliest vernal pool visitors, arriving even when there’s lots of ice.
Not just a few robins. Hundreds of robins.