Not just a few robins. Hundreds of robins.

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April, Part 2
Most spring ephemerals have yellowed, withered, and disappeared. No more trout lilies, spring beauties, or toothworts till next spring.
The temperature was -12.8 here last night, the coldest night of the winter thus far.
Record high temperatures for May were recorded in Burlington (95°) and Saint Johnsbury (92°). On the top of Mount Mansfield it hit 85°. That’s the warmest temperature ever recorded there, on any month, according to a National Weather Service tweet. Fact-check pending.
Tonight an opossum crossed the road from an abandoned house that may have kept it safe and dry through the winter.
Yesterday’s thunderstorm brought an inch of rain to the village about 2 miles from here and just a fleeting dampness here. An unwelcome but not unfamiliar occurrence.
First outdoor lunch; no jackets needed.