mottled hares. it has begun! robins, gulls, downey woodpeckers, nuthatch, chickadees, bugs, spider web, swarming cedar waxwings, crows, ravens, ladybugs, swans, geese, ducks, seeds, voles, rain ...
 Polygonaceae (knotweed, smartweed, buckwheat, dock, sorrel, rumex, rheum family) Rheum rhabarbarum
coyotes. gophers. winter eggshells, seedling starting pots. a branch of pussy willow that unexpectedly rooted. spring crocuses. half of the half-eggshells were lost (to complete fracture) by poking holes in the bottom for drainage, but 48's enough. spring is sproinging. crunching shells when planting later, if there are plants, should work for root development.
it's hot w/ dragonflies. & recipes - garlic scapes.
- mushroomscape - 2 dream deer. coyotes, a pheasant, hawks. and one fine bush lily! croak.ing a morning sound. the rhubarb! robins! it's warmer, like 30C warmer.  frog songs ,, ribit ,, read more: croak.us (crocus) etymology & buttercup or crowfoot family. Latin rāna (a frog), ranunculus (a little frog).  rhubarb: Polygonaceae |
