
There's still an occasional pile of dirty snow lingering around unmelted. (But not in this picture.)
This past week it's gone way below freezing at night. Next week there will be some nights it doesn't hit freezing. How exciting.
We're not ready to plant annuals yet, though. In SW Michigan the average last frost date is the middle of May.

Robins are back, as well.

Today was even more exciting. There was a bee on it. The first bee spotted this spring.
Little things mean a lot.
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