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Spring Watch

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ChrisHB Mar 2016 10:48am, 3 Mar 2016 12683 posts	0 ChrisHB I have just been buzzed by a bumble bee. The pond is full of frogspawn.
mulbs Mar 2016 10:49am, 3 Mar 2016 11712 posts	0 mulbs crocus, daffs, cherry blossom
Chrisull Mar 2016 11:52am, 3 Mar 2016 8545 posts	0 Chrisull It's going to snow tonight. Fish ate all the frogspawn in January here.
Meadowsboy Mar 2016 1:20pm, 3 Mar 2016 First-time poster!!	0 Meadowsboy 2 bees and some fresh green hawthorn leaves out in fhe morning sun
Surelynot Mar 2016 4:12pm, 3 Mar 2016 877 posts	0 Surelynot Welcome to Fetch Meadowboy. Spring is still to really hit us in SW Scotland. In fact, its bloody freezing.
Meadowsboy Apr 2016 9:31pm, 12 Apr 2016 31 posts	0 Meadowsboy I'm now listening for my first cuckoo,bto tracking says they are getting close now last year was 20april

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I have just been buzzed by a bumble bee.

The pond is full of frogspawn.

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