Finally, the first flowering bluebells. As the daffodils and anemones ten days later than last year. The daffodils are still beautiful. They continue to stand out in the forest because the wood anemones are not yet in full bloom. We won’t see a blue forest full of bluebells the next week. If you come from far away, especially to see the bluebells, it’s best to wait for a visit to the forest.
The daffodils are now at their most beautiful. Everywhere in the forest, like white little stars, wood anemone flowers appear. The weather forecast is not brilliant for the next week. We won’t see a blue forest full of bluebells in March and the first week of April. If you come from far away, especially to see the bluebells, it’s best to wait for a visit to the forest. Probably the best period for bluebells will be the second half of April.
The wild daffodils are coming nicely in bloom. On the edges of the paths the yellow flowers of the lesser celandine greet the sun. The first wood anemone are flowering, they are still very small.
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The first wood anemone are flowering, they are still very small. On the edges of the paths the first yellow flowers of the lesser celandine greet the sun.
Spring is really coming. The first wild daffodils are ready to bloom (ten days later than last year).
In recent years, for blooming daffodils, the last week of March is the best period.
Loggers are hard at work. Tree felling, sawing logs, splitting wood.
To observe animals, a walk just after sunrise is always satisfying. Roe deer have not sought coverage, birds are active. The goldcrest is Europe’s smallest bird. Like the goldcrest, the coal tit, is to find near conifers.
Fog and shadowy slender beech create a mysterious atmosphere. On the edge of the forest an ermine is looking for a prey. Today he is lucky and he will not be hungry.
The cold nights slow down the growth of the first spring bloomers.
It seemed like spring today. A lovely sunny day to walk in the woods. The Blackbird was originally a forest bird. The robin is not large, but with his beautiful colored chest he’s easy to spot. The nuthatch is also a small bird, he’s the acrobat in the forest. He can walk up and down along a stem. The great spotted woodpecker looking for seeds in a pine cone.
