Trillium Bloom

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May is when many wildflowers bloom in the northern woods where I live and I always look forward to exploring to find them.

Just Before It Disappears

Caught on a warm spring day just before it melted away to nothingness.

Spring Flow

Spring is getting a chance to melt the snow and with the addition of some rain, the dam needs to start letting water loose on the St. Louis River.

Looking Upriver…

…still wondering where spring is.

Wet Rocks on a Cold Day

During a snowy, wet spring day, I took a short hike at Jay Cooke State Park to check the water level on the St. Louis River. The river still has a bit of ice around the edges but, the main channel is open and flowing. As I climbed around the rocks, I discovered this bit of color.

Wondering Where Spring Is

Spring is avoiding northern Minnesota and so I need to find other ways to keep me believing it will arrive one day. This is an image from one of my house plants.

Backlit

Early spring ferns at Banning State Park in Minnesota.

Uncurling

Spring warmth and sunshine persuades these ferns to unfurl their greenery.

Hello World!

it’s spring and new growth is bursting out everywhere.

Be Still My Bleeding Heart

One of the joys of spring is what blooms in the garden…