2011-03-18

Photo Finish Friday: Spring cleaning


I noticed our neighbours were back last week, pulling out the old, getting ready for the new season. Too bad there is still about two feet of snow on the ground!

Have a good weekend all.

PFF is the brainchild of my cousin Leah over at The Goat's Lunch Pail.

17 comments:

Karen (formerly kcinnova) said...

I'm having a little trouble imagining 2 feet of snow on the ground... maybe because our daffodils are getting ready to bloom?
The very best sound this week has been the singing of the birds. Such sweet music!

Leah J. Utas said...

Good for the sparrows for tackling the work so soon. Good pic, Cousin.

Jay said...

If we had two feet of snow on the ground, I would just sit down and cry. ;-)

Barbara Martin said...

Nice to hear you're having a normal winter/spring. TO is basking in 13C sun.

I love to watch birds at their nest building.

Reb said...

Karen, it is a slow melt this year. We need the moisture though.

Leah, thanks. I am glad they are there.

Jay, we just don't think about it... or we'd all wind up living elsewhere ;)

Reb said...

Thanks Barbara. I would rather all the snow was gone, but we do need the moisture. Lovely sunny day here today.

messymimi said...

Those are the best neighbours to have, aren't they?

Enjoy the spring as it creeps in day by day.

Reb said...

Messymimi, they sure are. Thanks, I will, but we are expecting more snow!

Hilary said...

They must know a thaw is coming soon. You can hope, anyway. I love your background image.

Reb said...

Hilary, I think they may be right ;) I just needed something warm looking!

Dianne said...

isn't it wonderful that they clean out their houses and nests
so sweet :)

Reb said...

Dianne, yes, I think it is grand!

the Bag Lady said...

Glad to see they are back and spring cleaning! Means there is hope for the rest of us, right?

Reb said...

Sis, I hope so ;)

Dawn said...

What an adorable little house. No wonder they're so houseproud!

Scott Oglesby said...

I just saw the biggest, longest flock of my life heading your way a few days ago. They were about 50/75 wide and the line went on for at least 15 or 20 minutes. It made me wonder if some kind of natural disaster was coming.

Reb said...

Dawn, thanks. The neighbour put it up when they moved in.

Scott, lets hope it is just the usual spring migration :)