... Just like the swallows returning to Capistrano ...

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... so return the skunks to Brighton, Mass.

What are your personal harbingers of the seasonal changes?

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[+3] - George - 03/05/2009Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition
[+1] - dyslexia - 03/05/2009sugar ants in the kitchen.
[+1] - rosborne979 - 03/05/2009Spring Peepers (micro-sized frogs). Second week of April, like clockwork, peep peep peep coming from the woods in the darkening skies of evening.
[+1] - Bi-Polar Bear - 03/05/2009This guy out on his bike...this really should be a felony.... [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/stevetheq/fatguy.jpg[/IMG]
[+1] - Shapeless - 03/05/2009allergies, alas
[+1] - Swimpy - 03/05/2009racoon road kill. there's millions of 'em, I tells ya.
[+1] - Reyn - 03/05/2009[quote="jespah"]What are [i]your[/i] personal harbingers of the seasonal changes?[/quote] The local brats are playing later at night in our townhouse complex, with the noise level higher...
[+1] - edgarblythe - 03/05/2009The azalias are in bloom.
[+1] - CalamityJane - 03/05/2009The whales are migrating to the south and pass by our waters every February/March. Prelude to spring and summer...
[+1] - ossobuco - 03/05/2009The winds have come to New Mexico in March, yet again. Time to watch the trash cans fly...

sugar ants in the kitchen.

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@jespah,

Spring Peepers (micro-sized frogs).

Second week of April, like clockwork, peep peep peep coming from the woods in the darkening skies of evening.

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Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition

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This guy out on his bike...this really should be a felony....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/stevetheq/fatguy.jpg

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allergies, alas

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racoon road kill. there's millions of 'em, I tells ya.

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@jespah,

jespah wrote:

What are your personal harbingers of the seasonal changes?

The local brats are playing later at night in our townhouse complex, with the noise level higher than in winter.

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The azalias are in bloom.

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The whales are migrating to the south and pass by our waters every February/March. Prelude to spring and summer...

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@CalamityJane,

The winds have come to New Mexico in March, yet again. Time to watch the trash cans fly...

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Robins.

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@Roberta,

Finches

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@jespah,

The start & end of daylight saving periods. Big changes at those times always, with considerable adjustments required.

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@msolga,

snowdrops

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@aidan,

My coworker said her daffodils are up. We still have a foot of snow on the ground. No one knows what's happened to the crocuses; they must still be stuck down there.

Oh, here's another sign -- the newspaper gave info on force-starting forsythia.

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pine pollen and the cursing of it

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Child molesters on Able2Know....

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@DrewDad,

Drew Dad? Is that you?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/stevetheq/free_candy_van.jpg

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@Roberta,

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Robins.

For some reason, the Robins never left New Hampshire this winter. I saw several of them back in early February. It was very strange.

Normally Robins eat worms, which they obviously weren't catching with 3 feet of snow on the ground, so I did some googling and found that Robins can eat all kinds of stuff, so they must have decided to stay for the winter and become scavengers this year. Not sure why.

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