Carol DM
Yesterday was the first day of spring. We had rain and snow flurries. Roller coaster weather. But in between the raindrops I was able to capture this little orange pansy. Raindrops on the blooms really make them beautiful. I am so glad to see hints of spring trying their best to make an appearance.
©CarolDM2018
I am continuing with the 365 Photos Challenge and I am now on Day 119.
Love the capture! Happy Spring! Oh I am sorry if I am late commenting as well. Virily or just my computer wouldn’t let me on yesterday. Did you have the same problem?
I have had many site issues, hopefully they will be corrected soon.
Captured beautifully very nice Carol
Thank you very much Pamela.
Wonderful capture of the orange pansy. I do not know that every season, from a region that has four seasons, have a beginning and end date respectively. Well, I only have two seasons, and March is actually the beginning of summer, but the rain is still down almost every day. But that’s great, I can still continue to enjoy it, and at least I do not need to water the plants.
That is a plus when you do not have to water the plants! We usually only have two seasons with the crazy temps going from one extreme to the other.
Spring has tried to make its appearance here as well, but the weather really isn’t cooperating Lol! Beautiful capture!
Thanks Michelle, same here, just a few blooms here and there, it is freezing this morning.
Thanks Michelle, same here, blooms here and there but it is freezing today!
Wonderful photograph, that’s very pretty! Nice to see spring trying to make its way to us 🙂
Thanks Courtney, so ready for any more blooms! 🙂
Beautiful pansies! The weather is crazy here too.
Thanks Ellie, I love these blooms. Soon maybe we will all have spring.
Thank you I guess it happens this time of the year!
I agree with you, crazy weather.
Beautiful capture and the color……
Thank you so much Branka!
I love to look at the flowers of your lovely garden. And with the raindrops the magic is full.
Thank you so much my dear friend. 🙂 I hope to have many more soon.