Recently, after a particularly cloudy, stormy day, the sun came out. As my mom used to say: “The sun came out in time to set.” When the sun comes out late in the day, but there are still dark clouds lingering, it’s grab-the-camera-time.
I love the gold of the marsh grass against the dark blue clouds.
For the past few weeks, we’ve had a pair of Canada geese calling our yard home. Yes, I wish they’d move on to another location.
Our weather forecasters say we’ll have several days this week with highs in the 70’s.
I feel a severe, wonderful case of spring fever heading this way.
~These Days Of Mine~
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These gold and blue pictures are gorgeous, along with the narrative. I too have spring fever! My tulips are pushing out, the goldfinches are “golding” so fast, and my forsythia budding! I share your spring fever!
Yes – I’m excited about temps in the 70s this week – what a treat! I figure we’d better enjoy it while we can……..! I trimmed some forsythia branches yesterday to bring inside to force blooms – I just can’t WAIT for them to do it on their own…………
Pam
Beautiful photographs! I’m really looking forward to the taste of spring that’s arriving this week.
We have had a beautiful weekend though a bit blustery. Today is sunny and 60s then rain for three days. We will always take the rain! Green is popping out all over!
Beautiful pics. I think the ‘bad’ weather makes the bright even brighter. I’d be ready for the geese to go too. Looking forward the Spring-like weather this week.
An awesome example of contrast on TheseDays !
Blues, grays, gold & green ..
Definitely time to grab the camera !
Beautiful mixed colors. Spring has to be near.
I definitely have spring fever! Won’t it be wonderful to see the greens and pinks and lovely shades of everything lovely popping out soon?
I love the water and marsh grass colors–makes a great photo. Spring fever is surely in the air.