Send Us Your Photos of Spring
We're looking for photos of buds about to bloom, birds and butterflies returning to your backyard and more signs of spring.
Spring has been toying with us here in New York. One day it will be lovely out – you're wearing your sunglasses thinking of flowers – and then the next day is a blustery windy mess. Just the other day we got 8 inches of snow, in March! Oh, how I'd like to see small buds breaking through the ground of Central Park. It seems like it may never come. But, as you know spring starts on March 20th, and whatever the weather may be we'd at least love to have some spring photos to look at to keep our spirits up.
After the success of the the Winter Photo Flipbook we're excited to see what photos our community has for this beautiful season. Whether you have shots of the first signs of spring from this year or photos of spring in full bloom from seasons past, send them here, and we'll create a TDG Community Spring Photo Gallery.
Spring Photos from The Daily Green Community
Buttercups in bloom from Janet in Maryland.
Bob sent us this shot of the first robin he saw last spring.
Cyndy sent us this shot of a flowering dogwood in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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