Overnight one of the harbingers of spring arrived on the landscape outside my abode. Spring is scheduled to be sprung in 10 days, March 20.
I don't know the name of the colorful yellow wildflower you see above. Dozens bloomed overnight. This wildflower does not have a pleasant fragrance. I would say it instead has an unpleasant fragrance.
Soon my favorite Texas wildflowers should be blooming, as in the Evening Primroses.
This morning the reason I exited my abode, and saw the newly arrived splashes of yellow color, was because I was driving to Lucy Park to have myself a salubrious communing with nature via walking the Lucy Park backwoods zone.
The Lucy Park nature communing went well. But, I saw none of the colorful yellow wildflowers coloring up Lucy Park.
What with the temperature warming, as in yesterday we got into the 80s, this time of year, whilst walking a backwoods zone, one must be on the lookout for frisky snakes enjoying the return of warmth to their slithery cold blooded selves.
The Sweetwater Rattlesnake Roundup should be happening next weekend. If memory serves that Roundup is always the second weekend of March. Maybe it has been cancelled due to COVID...
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