
1. Baby Brush Rabbit saved from spring-crazed ranch cat.
2. Willow Catkins capturing pollen early so that seeds can develop, drop, float and then germinate on the edge of the shrinking pond.

3. Brown Towhee fluffing up his down after a spring shower

4. California Buckeye Buds - one of the first deciduous trees to pop (and to lose) its leaves.
5. Blue-eyed Grass which is not a grass and not really blue-eyed but you will have to wait a few more days for the flower evidence.

7. Popcorn Flower - learn and look for the seedheads from last year to detect the young plants of this year's wildflowers.

8. Buckeye Moon - California buckeye loosening its new leaves under the last of the winter's full moons.

9. Go Outside and Play


Ok..
ReplyDelete1)G
2)H
3)B
4)A
5)D
6)C
7)I
8)F
9)E
This was fun. Happy first day of spring...Michelle
wow--you've added a lot since I last looked. I hope to find some time to read it over the weekend. I love all the photos!
ReplyDeleteWell, Michelle was first and I'm sure her answers are correct. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely post!
(I came over from Michelle's Nature Notes.)
Maybe I will make it a little harder next time. One of those mysterious things that even I can't figure out. Like how the toad eggs got outside of the tube!
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