Coot in the harbour and reflection of pier, Wednesday, March 18th
Ice and reflections in the river
1. Spring Equinox 2015 happens today - 6:45 EDT. So now it's official: spring in the Northern Hemisphere. FYI: I'm not putting away my winter duds quite yet and I still have gloves stuffed in my coat pockets.
2. Or does spring actually begin today? Not according to most meteorologists! They say North American spring started on March 1st. To them the three warmest months are called summer, the three coldest are winter and those in between are spring (here March 1 to May 31) and autumn (here September 1 to November 30). Meanwhile since March 1st in Australia and New Zealand, it has been autumn.
Icicles dripping off melting snow on the river bank2. Or does spring actually begin today? Not according to most meteorologists! They say North American spring started on March 1st. To them the three warmest months are called summer, the three coldest are winter and those in between are spring (here March 1 to May 31) and autumn (here September 1 to November 30). Meanwhile since March 1st in Australia and New Zealand, it has been autumn.
3. Although I love spring and flowers, I'm not quite ready to let go of winter yet - I haven't yet had my fill of making photos of ice and icicles.
4. I AM looking forward to not wearing gloves when I'm making photos, though.
5. It's maple syrup season here north of Toronto, when daytime highs are above freezing but the nights are still below. Sweet, don't you think?
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