This page is dedicated to help us get through the natural depression of Winter and to think positive of the coming Spring season.
Our first grosbeak this year.
He is gorgeous, all dressed up.
Sandy Myskowski
The rhododendron and the azalea are just full of flowers, showing off their lovely colors for Spring!
Sandy Myskowski
The most lovely Spring Dogwood, a thousand flowers!
Sandy Myskowski
Becky's bouquet, all flowers from her garden, gorgeous and so special.
Becky Wingenroth
After being covered by the snow and cold all winter.
The collards and mustard greens and kale and spinach are thriving.
How wonderful to have these fresh greens in the early Spring!
Sandy Myskowski
The essence of Spring
Daffodils, Blue Bells & Hyacinths
Sandy Myskowski
Snowing in PA hills on April 1st. Do you see Bigfoot standing by the tree?
Ain't no April Fool!! Sandy Myskowski
Blood Roots, Iris and young Hyacinth, from hikes with Scooter.
Sandy Myskowski
Spring Time at Middle Creek
The Snow Drops Flower is the first one blooming in Spring at our home.
On St Patrick's Day, the Snow Drops are pushing up through the fall leaves and displaying their lovely ivory bells.
And when the snow comes Thursday night, their beautiful snow drops will be dusted and blended with the light snow.
When the snow melts, their lovely ivory bells and green stems will be brilliant in the sunshine.
Sandy Myskowski
Spring Magic
The South, in early Spring, is so wondrous
The Dogwood, the Daffodils, the Candy Tuft, the Pear blossoms
The memories of visiting Mom,
Bringing her a branch
Filled with Dogwood flowers that I picked along the road
Her most lovely flower garden of Spring Whites
A thousand Daffodils
Candy Tuft overflowing the rocks
The pear trees filled with blossoms
And Mom with her white hat
And most beautiful smiles
Always welcoming me
With hugs and kisses
Oh, the Special Times
And the Love we shared
Mom's Love...Never Wavering... Always There
Spring Magic
By Sandy Myskowski, 2016
Even though snow is still on the ground,
The Bluebird couples are courting.
Spring Fever!
Sandy Myskowski
The sunshine brightens the Early Spring Amaryllis, as the birds eat their munchies.
Everyone and everything, just waiting for Spring.
Sandy Myskowski
Scootie has Spring Fever!
She is going for her walk, even over the snow piles.
As the bird fountain waits to be filled.
Sandy Myskowski
For the 4th year, the Mourning Doves arrived in mid-February to nest under my front porch where I placed some floor tiles to create a platform for them. Last year they had 4 sets of baby birds. The male gathers twigs and takes them to the female to build the nest. I often drink my coffee on the porch in the morning and talk to the doves.
Nancy Speicher
