Ahh...March

As the ground hog indicated on Imbolog (mid point of winter and spring): there were signs of an early spring. The wattle blossoms in full force feathering the grounds like a soft snow covering, those apricot blossoms and early fruiting of nectarines, young birds falling out of their nests, and the sudden appearance of moths and butterflies swarming the gardens all spoke of old man winter’s passing. Above all, the storm or wind moon of March was true to its calling as windy conditions prevailed most of the month spreading the seeds of the new season and were watered with a typical 2.4 inches of rain.