The forest floor is now covered with trout lilies, also known as dog-toothed lilies:
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Trout Lily
Spring Ferns
The ferns that stay green through the winter are all smooshed down because of the snow, but they’ll be back standing up before you know it!
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New Leaves
All the trees are now growing their new leaves:
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Trillium
The trillium, also known as Stinking Benjamins, are starting to bloom:
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Frog Eggs
The frogs have been laying their eggs in little ponds all over the place:
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Redwing Blackbird
Tons of redwing blackbirds are now nesting in trees near the brook, coming down to find food in the grass:
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Bloodroot
This white flower comes out in May and is called Bloodroot because the roots ooze blood-red sap:
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Blue and Yellow
All the flowers are finally starting to bloom! Some of the new wildflowers I’ve seen over the last couple of weeks are the pretty Bluettes:
and the yellow Colt’s Feet:
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Wild Woodland Flowers
Wildflowers are popping up everywhere now! It’s so nice to see them after a long winter…
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Daffodils
The daffodils are out now, adding a burst of yellow to the landscape:
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