Yellow looks like daffodils
Yellow sounds like goldfinches
Yellow feels like the soft petals of a primrose
Yellow smells like honeysuckle
Yellow ...
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| Daffodils by the picket fence; honeysuckle on the arbor |
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| Forsythia along Bluebell Creek (weeks earlier than last year.) |
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| Forsythia x intermedia |
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| Heuchera Havana |
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| Cushion Moss |
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| Primrose with yellow center |
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| Primula vulgaris Primrose (3/24/12) |
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| Pansies self-seeded in the driveway |
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| Goldfinch wearing its yellow feathers (3/28/11) |
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| Cedar Waxwing is a silky, shiny collection of brown, gray, and lemon-yellow |
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| A flock of cedar waxwings visit the water dish (3/30/12) |
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| The red tailed hawk looks golden in the bright sunlight. |
March was a mellow yellow month. I wonder what color April will be?
Happy gardening!
Pamela x
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Oh my gosh those are beautiful. Just amazing creatures. Put me in a good mood. just looking at them. Big smile.
ReplyDeleteVery mellow and beautiful Pam and those Waxwings are something else.
ReplyDeleteLots of examples of yellow in your garden, Pam. The hawk is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYellow is king in Spring. Lovely selection of yellows, Pam. I never see a waxwing and your bird images are wonderful.
ReplyDeletePam, Yellow is so cheerful for March...April is green...with all the bare spots greening up following the lawns... I adore the moss bird bath.
ReplyDeleteSo many shades of yellow! The waxwings are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe Cedar Waxwing are so pretty! I love your March yellows ... very happy and cheerful. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Pam. What lovely yellows you are sporting in the garden now along with the pretty Goldfinch. The yellow primrose is so lovely and your forsythia is just loaded with blooms. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week.
March sure was mello yellow and way warm here in Ohio. Love the photos of the cedar waxwings.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, Pam. I love that last shot of the hawk. They're such stately birds. And the cedar waxwings are so cool. Don't those little pansies/johnny jump-ups amaze you, growing in the most inhospitable places? So pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yellows! Such a cheerful color. I love the cedar waxwings. They are a gorgeous bird.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Pam! It's amazing just how much of one colour is out there if you look x
ReplyDeleteMarch was very yellow/blue for me. April is starting off quite pink with blossom and tulips flowering
ReplyDeleteYellow is certainly the color of spring in my mind. The shot of your fence with daffodils and honeysuckle is enchanting. Wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your mellow yellows :)
ReplyDeleteMarch was yellow here, too. :o) I love all your yellow flowers. I've always wanted to see cedar waxwings. Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteLovely Spring pics. Here in Ireland Spring has come early. Bluebells are already flowering in the woods and birds are nest building.
ReplyDeleteWhat cheerful yellows!
ReplyDeleteI love yellow in late winter/early spring. It somehow seems like just what we need.
ReplyDeleteLove the waxwings. great capture.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Pam! Glorious to see these cheery spring images, hope to see lots more of the same. Your plump hawk is incredible!
ReplyDeleteYellow brings sunshine to the garden, you've a lot of sunshine in this post. Yellow roses and yellow daylilies are blooming here in April; spring came early.
ReplyDeleteI love all the sunny yellow in your photos. Isn't this time of year wonderful? I love your blog Pam and I would like to award you with the Liebster Blog award. Should you choose to accept, you can find out more about the award on my blog here: http://jaynescountrygarden.blogspot.com/2012/04/leibster-blog-award.html
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful 'yellow' post. You have some great pictures here.
I hope you had a good winter. I found it went by fairly quickly and am so happy to be able to poke around the garden again.
Diane
I also wanted to tell you that I know there are mixed feelings about awards, but I am giving your blog The Sunshine Award because I appreciate you. I hope you will take it as a compliment. The post is here: http://dreamingofroses.blogspot.com/2012/04/delivery.html
ReplyDeleteI love primroses,violas and cedar waxwings. We don't get very many here, but it's really exciting when they arrive. Happy spring and happy Easter Pam.
ReplyDeleteErin
I find it interesting how certain colors seem to dominate at certain times of year - yellow really says spring to me.
ReplyDeleteI love your images of yellow for March. You captured every spring yellow or gold so beautifully. I don't see the cedar waxwings very often, so it was nice to see them in your garden.
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