Puget Sound Spring 2018

On April 11, 2018 By Scott Bruce DuncanIn Outdoor Adventures

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Our resident Cooper’s Hawk

Our resident Cooper’s Hawk

Crocuses!

More crocuses!

The mystery plant that everyone up and down the block has in their yards but no one can identify.

Robbie enjoying the weather and a chewy dog treat

The front steps

Camellia

Ornamental cherry tree

Pear tree in the backyard

Cherry blossoms

Daffodils!

Our certification from the National Wildlife Foundation as a Backyard Wildlife Habitat

Backyard greenery

Cherry tree and Madronas

The Duncan Smokehouse

The 1 hour snowstorm in late March – fall, stick, melt!

The 1 hour snowstorm in late March – fall, stick, melt!

The 1 hour snowstorm in late March – fall, stick, melt!

The new medical facility across the street is finally completed and looking mighty fine during a Spring sunset.

The pear tree in full bloom

Welcome to the jungle on our West properly line – fir, bay laurel & madrona.

The first of the lilacs to bloom

The Bay Laurels in bloom

Madrona, Pear, Chinese Maple & Fir trees

The Lavender starting to bloom

Bay Laurel & English Ivy

A different Laurel in bloom

The Apple tree in bloom

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