In the pond, that is. Now which ones? I haven’t a clue. Something in the aquatic about to transform stage. Along with the tadpoles and the eggs and the little water bugs. I saw six salamanders all at once, something of a record.
All happily, if skittishly, swimming about and blending in with the leaves.
It goes without saying that the water is crystal clear. Is there some algae clinging to a stick here and there? Of course. Is there a lot of duckweed? Absolutely! But there is no floating algae, sediment, or other ‘muck’ in the pond itself. Just the water, clear and cold, glinting in the sun.
Yes! Spring is here; the amphibians always know first. I just got back from visiting my home in the Midwest where the rivers already look like chocolate milk. We can be thankful for out vernal pools and beautiful water.
Thank you for sharing. Too few of us get out to see the beauty of our country side.