Let’s see your pictures of spring.

[Mark J]

Urban bluebell:

[ABtrees]

Today's offerings

 

 

[Pete W]

A Brimstone, not sure of gender, near my woodshed today, and I think a female Orange Tip

[Paul Cleaver]

I took this photo of a slow worm in mid Jan in Devon, when the temperature was a mental 16 degrees c -far too early to come out of hibernation, its probably dead now 

[Baldbloke]

Searched for a suitable thread, but couldn’t find it.
As this may be the last one before we descend into a dystopian nightmare, with what’s left of humanity killing each other for the last scrap of bog roll, how about some spring pics?
I planted this cherry in 2007, superb blossom this year, alive with bees.
That is my dog Igor under it, being good for once.

Spring is a bit later up here in the NE of Scotland

[nepia]

...speaking of which I was sent this from Wick, Caithness this morning.  Flowering currant ?

[djbobbins]

Plenty of blossom on the apple tree in my back garden; just having a few minutes sitting on my sawing horse and listening to the bees buzzing around hopefully helping the flowers set!

[S10 WRM]

On 21/04/2020 at 17:36, gary112 said:

My son works in ecology also,he did his uni dissertation on slow worms,he,s fanatical about them

Didn't study at Bournemouth by any chance? 

[gary112]

50 minutes ago, S10 WRM said:

Didn't study at Bournemouth by any chance? 

Yes he did?

[S10 WRM]

Scott? If so i recall him very well top lad