The forsythia was in my front yard on the top left corner. It had many bright yellow flowers with four petals on its branches, but no leaves. The flowers were about 1 cm wide and 2 cm tall.
The star-shaped flowers are mystery flowers. There were light indigo, blue-and-white, and a few lavender clusters of flowers in my back yard. The flowers were about 1 square cm large and about 7 cm tall.
The hyacinths were a very pale pink, with 6 petals. The part closest to the stem was thin, then curved into 6 petals. They had a strong, sweet smell that was really good. They were about 2 cm tall and 1 cm wide. They were in my back garden.
The first fuzzes on the pussy willow have gone past the fuzzy part and more buds seem to be becoming fuzzy. The first ones are now about 3 cm tall and 1 cm wide, with little yellow things coming out of them, like a dandelion puff, but with flowers on the end. Are they flowers? do you know?
The daffodil is alone in the myrtle plants on the left side of my house. It is about 20 to 25 cm tall. The flower might be about 7 cm wide. The outer petals were pale yellow and there was a tube-shaped inner petal that was golden-yellow. I had to draw it from kind of far away because I couldn't get to it without squishing plants and invoking the wrath of my dad. He's into gardening and I don't think he'd like it if I prevented any more flowers from coming up.
I also saw a little chickadee land on the bird feeder really close to me. It looked right at me and it didn't fly away! It was really cute. It did its "chicka-dee-dee-dee" call and flew away. I couldn't draw it, though, because I didn't get a real good look at it.
Those are some of the many signs of spring I saw today around 6:30 pm at my house. By the way, happy Easter Mr. Williams!
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