Cherry at sunset

In the Valley

He never said a word

He just stood there without moving.

Bleeding-heart

By the Flour Mill

Art

Downtown library

The new roof

On the Campbell House

Juneberries

In Millwood, by the river

Spring gardening

Perry Dist.

Dogwood

Just blooming

River of change

Spokane Science March 2017

New honeysuckle leaves

In Browne's

Cloudburst

Over Browne's

Bonus: The daffodils of Finch Arboretum

A very popular tulip

Outside downtown

Soaring

High above Riverfront Park

No. 1

The larch.

Finch  Arboretum 

Spring riverbank

From Monroe

Fountain downtown

Riverfront Park

Fuzzy grape hyacinths

In the neighborhood

Apricot tree

On Riverside

Heroes

Every last one of them

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The first cherry blossom

In Browne's Addition

"Sunlight she holds in one hand,

And rain she scatters after, 

And through the rainy twilight we hear her fitful laughter;"

-Nora Hopper, "April in Ireland"

Glowing tree

In the Valley

Bonus: early wildflowers

Woodstar

Fritillary

Wild geranium

White blue-eyed grass, very cool

Dogwood

Avalanche lily

Violet medley 

Early leaves

In Finch Arboretum

A raven at sunset

On Valleyway

Freshly washed tulip

In the yard

Zen tree

Down by the river

Boulders

From the top of the ridge to the bottom of the river

Centennial Trail, Millwood

Blue-eyed grasses

In Dishman-Mica park

With Earth's first clay they did the last man knead,
And there of the last harvest sow'd the seed:
And the first morning of creation wrote
What the last dawn of reckoning shall read.
    -Omar Khayyam

Daffy-down-dilly

In Vinegar Flats

Bonus: An afternoon with the birds of Liberty Lake

An osprey in the neighborhood. . .

As interested in us as we were in it

Buffleheads bufflin'

 Mr. and Mrs. Mallard