Saturday 10 March 2012

Officially Spring

For those of you who have followed my blog over the years, you'll know that I herald the arrival of Spring as soon as I have seen my first lot of Frogs Spawn - and I found the first lot of 2012 today. Hurray!!


I know - I am a country bumpkin.

13 comments:

Anonymous said...

Such good news!

Ray+Joan said...

love spring flowers hate frogs

Jackie said...

Well, you always were a country bumpkin...Pilley is the country! J x

Lisa said...

Yay, hello Spring!
Lisa x

Jo said...

I've been waiting to get some frog spawn in my little pond for the last three years, still no sign.

Diane said...

and I saw my first lizard out sunbathing today :-) t'other Diane

Lyn said...

I saw some the week before last, in a ditch! but we now have some in our sad looking pond....which looks like a ditch!
poor frogs....not such a des res!
xxx

greenthumb said...

I'm glad for you, but dose that mean we are getting colder.

Riddlers cottage flowers said...

My pond is so full friends are helping themselfs to it! I counted 35 frogs in the pond yesterday.It is only small but they just love it.x

Gilly said...

We have a lot of very (sexually?) active frogs, but so far no frogspawn.

We do get ducks in the garden at this time of the year, maybe they are eating it!

Rosie said...

Snap! I went out to feed the birds this morning and saw the first lot of frog spawn in our pond which was heaving with frogs - I've been watching them making their way over the lawn to the pond over the last week. With the sunshine this morning plus the nesting robins in a bush not far from our back door, daffodils in flower and the frogspawn it really does feel like Spring is here at last:)

A garden just outside Venice said...

Ha ha! That's true!!!
xxx

HippieGirl said...

You just enjoy spring is all. Well here in the States, it's becoming spring too. But apparently people don't consider it spring here unitl Easter hits. Well, I consider it spring, it's warm enough to wear flip flops and capris. You're not a country bumpkin, don't worry. I have family that I would call country bumpkins, :D