
I'm happy to report,


The Snowdrops are up and,
compared to last year, they seem to be several weeks early.

The mild weather is also luring a lot of birds,
Occasionally, one might even spot an exotic.


in North America.
A highly polygynous species,
meaning males have many female mates/nests.
Their early arrival and tumbling song are
happy indications of the return of spring.

