A cheery Spring photo thread - open to all

My triffid has flowered again. I’m not good with plants so when it flowered and then died back i was about to bin it but there was another green shoot appeared…..
It wasn’t fully opened yesterday but today it looks magnificent.
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Beautiful flowers. I have no idea what they are. But they are beautiful.
 
I could tell you in German, but I'm really bad with the names of flowers in English. :doh:
The blue ones are called Blausternchen, which means little blue stars translated. I googled the name in Latin: Scilla bifolia.
In English this should be two-leaf squill.

The first yellow one is called Huflattich, Tussilago farfara in Latin and it should be coltsfoot in English.

The last one is called Scharbockskraut, Ficaria verna in Latin and lesser celandine or pilewort, if Wikipedia is right.
 
I'm sorry, I just had to come and share this a bit of a comparison photo, a.k.a. Meanwhile in Finland, my view from my kitchen window:
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But it really does show the approach of spring, as it is only 8 in the morning and the sun is already shining!
 
I could tell you in German, but I'm really bad with the names of flowers in English. :doh:
The blue ones are called Blausternchen, which means little blue stars translated. I googled the name in Latin: Scilla bifolia.
In English this should be two-leaf squill.

The first yellow one is called Huflattich, Tussilago farfara in Latin and it should be coltsfoot in English.

The last one is called Scharbockskraut, Ficaria verna in Latin and lesser celandine or pilewort, if Wikipedia is right.
Yes, coltsfoot, celandine and scillas, we have white scillas growing wild in all the lanes down here in Cornwall. Not as nice as the blue nice though
 
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Some pictures from the village pond.
This is right outside our retirement home.

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The duck house has come adrift from its moorings so you never know whereabouts in the pond it will be from one day to the next.

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The bus stop has a little pier. It’s a very posh bus stop with beautiful engraved glass panels.
It’s hopeless as a shelter and there’s only one bus a week - but it’s a very posh bus shelter :D
 
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Some pictures from the village pond.
This is right outside our retirement home.

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The duck house has come adrift from its moorings so you never know whereabouts in the pond it will be from one day to the next.

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The bus stop has a little pier. It’s a very posh bus stop with beautiful engraved glass panels.
It’s hopeless as a shelter and there’s only one bus a week - but it’s a very posh bus shelter :D

I love the duck house (and the ducks).
 
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