Spring in the Adirondacks

[Nasoosie]

This will be a collection of my Spring in the Adirondacks photos...and some will be video clips, too.



Baby lilacs----after a couple of frosts!



More baby lilacs.



And the last baby lilac picture. I am so hoping these become flowers in spite of the very cold nights we've had here.

I will add to this thread as I download the videos I took at the pond a few days ago. Some of the videos have Spring peepers singing, and nightly songs of our traditional summer-over birds here.



Lilacs are growing!



And growing!



Mountain Ash buds.



Thornapple buds.



Dandelion.



Balsam woods.



Baby balsams growing in the middle of the road!



Pretty sky.



More pretty sky.

[Liz]

Thank you Soos. Love the baby lilac photos. I didn't know you could "combine" videos. How do you do that? Do you do it on Photobucket, or on your computer software?

[bluepinecones]

Love the baby lilacs; they should make it to full bloom. Ours were really pretty but short lived due to beating with hail.

[BirdbyBird]

Thank you for the spring tour and concert.

[Echo]

Soos, thank you so much for the video of the peepers. They were singing great when we left TN. I sure to miss hearing them!!

And for the baby lilacs. Those, along with daisys and violets are my faves!!!

[Cedar518]

love the video,... it's always great to be at the pond!

[sharon]

Pretty cool, Soos!

[Nasoosie]

I can't remember where in heck I posted the latest videos I made, but I know they're on here somewhere! This thread is now just photos. I'll have to search for the combined videso I made.

[Liz]

Beautiful pictures....I love spring!

[bluepinecones]

Such wonderful photos; spring is one of my favorite times too. You even made the dandelion look good.

[AlmostThere]

I just love micro shots of flowers. When I was into photography most of my pictures were of flowers. I'd spent hours at the nearest nursery taking pics. thanks for sharing
PS I lived in Alaska then, so taking pics in a greenhouse was much warmer and dryer than outdoors shooting although I did that in late Summer when it got warmer, in the low 70s.