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Spring


Waves of green start spreading over landscapes of hills and fields

Flowers blossom and trees spread their strong arms, laden with lush green leaves, towards the bright blue sky

The yellow sun shines brightly, never covered by the few white, fluffy clouds that make their way across the sky

Birds chip cheerfully and hop to and fro searching for long, pink worms as the wind softly blows and causes the wind chimes to gently clang together and make a lovely ringing sound

The forest creatures start awakening from their winter slumber and rejoice in the simple fact that once again, spring is here!

The graceful deer leap and prance through their hidden trails, now clear of snow

The sly fox chases the quick rabbit into its secret hole and with a flick of its bushy red tail, it searches for another, easier prey

The female black bear sticks her snout out into the fresh spring air, with a loud yawn, and with blinking, sleepy eyes, fully emerges from her winter den

The geese come flying from their winter homes, and ducks, quacking, land splashing into the deep, blue water

Spring is here again and nature rejoices.

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