March 2010 Photo & Caption Contest Comments

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

Business as usual.

Comments about this month's photo and caption contest get posted here, so that we keep the contest threads free of clutter.

Before submitting any pictures, please read the rules.

[Stefan-A]

Oh you're no better than Greg. He picked parietal spots, which none of my snakes have and you just picked spring, which we won't have for another month.

[Mommy2many]

Actually, officially the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere is this Saturday, March 20th.

[Stefan-A]

Actually, officially the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere is this Saturday, March 20th.

That may be, but this is Finland.



It's not spring here, until the frogs spawn in the ditch below my window.

[Mommy2many]

Stephan, I feel for you. It is in the low 60's here in Connecticut:

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

Lol!!! haha, I did not think about that! Here, it feels very much like spring!!

[ConcinusMan]

Sucks for you Stefan but Maybe this will be my first chance to get a qualifying entry in. It's sunny, it's in the 60's, flowers are blooming everywhere, and the first day of spring is forecast to be 70 degrees. For you people in Finland, that's 21.11 degrees celsius this coming Saturday for me and all the wild garters in the Pacific Northwest. Frogs have been spawning in the ditches for over a month now.

[drache]

last year "garters of spring" was the may contest theme

[Mommy2many]

We are all very anxious to be done with the snow here!

[ConcinusMan]

I'm having no trouble coming up with photos of Amy with a spring theme. We got blooming daffodils, tulips, and all kinds of trees and bulbs.

I'm in no hurry to enter. Too many photo ops over the next week and I want to pick a favorite before submitting. Besides that, there's a very good chance I'll meet some wild ordinoides and concinnus over the weekend.

For those of you without a spring, I would suggest that you visit your local florist and use your imagination!