Catkins emerge like caterpillars crawling from a tree. One after another glowing in the forest light.
One after another springing to life.
Another sign spring has sprung.
Crown Hill Park in Wheat Ridge, CO.
Catkins emerge like caterpillars crawling from a tree. One after another glowing in the forest light.
One after another springing to life.
Another sign spring has sprung.
Crown Hill Park in Wheat Ridge, CO.
nature has no boss 
Very cute. These photos bring the texture of the catkins alive! 🙂
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Hi and thanks.
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Great series celebrating spring’s arrival!
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HI Eliza, yes spring has arrived.
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Beautiful!
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Thanks and thanks for taking the time to leave some feedback. We really appreciate it.
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Awesomeness​ overloaded!!!
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Thanks.
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I enjoy seeing photo series like this — single images are often lovely but can only capture small aspects of a subject. Catkins as caterpillars? Lovely image. Would that they then turned into butterflies! (Maybe someone should write a children’s story about that. 🙂 )
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Thanks Sally and I am one who mainly only posted a single photo per pst, but not always, however the story just did not seem complete without multiple photos. Thanks for the feedback here.
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I found our first pussywillows the other day. Barely out but promising more fuzz as the days warm up.
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A promising sign that spring has sprung. Enjoy your weekend.
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Likewise … ours is starting out soggy but hopefully no snow.
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We are back to warm this weekend.
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The mass of yellow stamens is attractive.
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Hi Steve, I agree those stamens are full of both color and texture. Hope your day has been a great one.
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