29 March 2026 (a sparrow)

a sparrow

skirts the skunk cabbage . . .

greening moss

28 March 2026 (maximum)

maximum solar wattage spring goldfinches

15 March 2026 (wind pushes open)

wind eases open

the rusty garden gate

first grackles

12 April 2025 (snow to rain)

snow to rain

the briefest glimpse

of a phoebe

22 March 2025 (spring rain)

spring rain

pussy willows heavy

with anticipation

11 March 2025 (first crocus)

first crocus

every song on the radio

a love song

17 April 2024 (direct sunlight)

direct sunlight

a palm warbler responds

to my pishing

10 April 2024 (warm again)

warm again

after the eclipse . . .

first phoebe

2 February 2024 (first vulture)

first vulture

or maybe it never left

February thaw

19 March 2023 (raw)

raw sunlight

red spathes of skunk cabbage

revive the swamp

10 March 2023 (end of winter)

end of winter blues first crocus