"A-budding"
A very warm winter day. Unfortunately I was confined to being indoors for the day and limited to just a few minutes in the backyard looking at a several kinds of buds, just as Thoreau did on this date, the last day in January, 1854:
"In the winter, when there are no flowers and leaves are rare, even large buds are interesting and somewhat exciting. I go a-budding like a partridge. I am always attracted at this season by the buds of the swamp-pink, the poplars, and the sweet-gale."
– Henry David Thoreau, from The Journal of Henry D. Thoreau
Observaciones
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Brusela (Vinca minor)Observ.
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Vinca, winter leaves
Northfield, Minnesota
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Azaleas (Género Rhododendron)Observ.
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Azalea, winter bud
Northfield, Minnesota
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Género ForsythiaObserv.
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Forsythia, winter buds
Northfield, Minnesota
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Cornejo Colorado de Arroyo (Cornus sericea)Observ.
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Red-Osier Dogwood, winter bud
Northfield, Minnesota
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