The yellow flags were out in full force all around the lake. (Our iris are blooming here at home also and so are the poppies. Purple and orange, very nice.)
The last time we walked around the lake just a few weeks ago, we saw 17 turtles, big ones and little ones. This day we only saw two, probably because it was later in the day and rather chilly.
These were just two of the ducks enjoying the day.
And yesterday we noticed this columbine blooming in our backyard; it's a volunteer that I just couldn't pull out.
Out in the flowerbox on the front deck, these little critters were having a party on one of the little violas. They were huddled in two clumps until I bent over for a closer look; then they scattered. Little yellow spider-babies, I guess.
Not lot of crafting going on when the sun's out!
11 comments:
What wonderful nature pictures. Not a big spider fan, but I loved the little baby spiders!!
More wonderful photos. How wonderful to see those turtles sunbaking...not too keen on the spiders though. :-)
Beautiful pictures of Green Lake! Just one more place I need to visit whenever I do finally make it to Washington! Thanks for sharing...
It seems like springtime. Wonderful volunteers - I've tried to get those to grow here, but no luck! I bet those itsy bitsy spiders' mom told them to stay on the yellow center of those flowers!
Beautiful photos around Green Lake & your flowers, but I'm not too keen on spiders...even baby ones! LOL
Great photos! Love the turtles and the spiders :)
Great photos! I feel like I went on that walk with you
Ah the Green lake walk. I love going there and enjoy not only the walk but the people and their doggies. It is like a parade. I sure hope we get more sunny days as I sure need the D.Yellow spiders... no thanks, cute but no!!!!
Great photos! I love the columbines...I sure wish I could get them to grow here. I'm glad it's finally warming up for you.
Great photos! Good to see you finally got some nice weather.
Those little spiders sure are bright yellow. Glad spring is finally coming to your part of the world.
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