I usually have snowdrops by now. No sign of them yet. We've had a cold winter
and lots of snow. One year I had daffodils by March 25th. I haven't even seen a
sprout yet. They're still buried under the snow.
Paul
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From: "David J Brooks" <[EMAI
Its been colder than the last 3-4 years, thats for sure. Almost a
record snow year. But, for some reason the wall under the kitchen
window looses its snow first, and that were the tulips etc are.
It feels nice though to see them, after this winter.
Dave
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 11:39 PM, Bob Sull
Dave,
We usually have snowdrops by mid-February and the start of early
spcies tulips by now.
Sadly, only one snowdrop has made an appearance near my south facing front door.
It hasn't been a particularly cold winter in Chicago, but the snow has
held back the garden.
Regards, Bob S.
On Sun, Mar 23
Yes i like the nest shot.
Bob, some of the snow has melted by out kitchen window(south face0 and
out daffodils and crocusus are starting to show. Mined yo this is the
3rd time.:-0
Dave
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 11:55 AM, Bob Sullivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I applaud the efforts on the hummin
I applaud the efforts on the hummingbirds. They are very difficult to
capture in flight, but the nest shot is marvelous. You will have more
fun in the summer with them and the K20D. The instant feedback is
very helpful.
Tulip time already for you? We still see snow and not even the early
varie
Hello everyone! Happy Easter to all ! Here are my third, fourth, fifth
and sixth hummingbirds. Those four were taken with a Pentax MZ6 film
camera and printed home made with a JOBO CPP2, those old things that I
still do. Here is also a K20D image of a tulip. All that discussion
with AF and
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