How You Can Tell Spring Is Here.

When I don't see Robins around and the trees are turning green or blossoming then spring really is here. Last week I did see a couple Robins.
Around here in Texas change of seasons can happen real quick. Last couple weeks were 40-50 then by last weekend 60-80. My pear and plum trees are covered with blossoms now.
 
Around here it starts raining daily in Springtime and the ants move into my bathroom. They'll stay until it stops raining in October. And yes, I've tried everything. Joe
 
Well, we still have a little snow on the ground, but things seem to be warming up a bit. I can tell when spring arrives by the unmistakable odor wafting from the compost pile. And, take it from me, when you happen to own mules, the compost pile grows exponentially. The other day, when the sun was out and the temperature was in the 40's, I took a deep breath and could tell that spring is just around the corner.:D
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With the snow gone all the stuff in the yard I'll have to clean up is uncovered (as soon as the yard isn't a lake anymore).
 
The first mockingbird enthusiastically practicing its entire vocabulary..... yep that's a sure sign of spring...:)

The problem is they often do it in the middle of the night...and the Robins start singing at 4:30 or 5:00 am. This is all really annoying when you have your bedroom window open and are trying to sleep.:mad:
 
Round here it is pick ups and SUV's with idiots running around the desert with gun barrels sticking out the windows to shoot whistle pigs.
It is a rite of spring. Wished I had the money spent on 22 & 17 HMR shells they sell around here from March to June.
I go too, but don't road hunt and keep my activity to private land so I don't have to listen to little projectiles go whizzing past.
Saw two trucks out cruisin for pigs Sunday.
 
Usually in this area, the sun shines, the tulips and crocus begin to break the surface of the soil.:)

Then we have a snow storm killing the above mentioned, it's Spring.:rolleyes:
 
We shoot fish. Really, we do. Here's a link to a video some of you might get a kick out of. I'm on the opposite end of the lake from this video, but we do it here to. I's something we really look forward to every year. The fish shooting is near the end of the video.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY6FnzroUBE[/ame]
 
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