It's the first Daffodilly!

Hi Woofers!

Daisy here with some good news!

We were out first thing this morning and, on our way, around we looked for the first Daffodilly but couldn't see anything that looked like it was ready to burst open.

Getting close but not close enough!

We looked all over the walk, into the bushes and under the trees but there was no sign.

Now I had got this feeling that the Daffodillies were ready to bloom and I just felt it was going to be today.

Around nine thirty I started to worry Old Two Legs to go out again but he just didn't get the message. I woofer and whined and banged on the door.

I jumped up onto his lap and licked his nose but he still kept on about it being too early to go out for a second walk!

Finally, around eleven thirty, he agreed to us going out, at last!

The sun had got up and was flying across the sky, the clouds were bright and scudding across the sky.

It's all looking good over Sheerness Docks!

We went over the hill and down towards the car park when, there, in the middle of the meadow where the Oxeye Daisies flowered last year and almost took over the whole area!

A small bunch of green pointy leaves stuck up in the air and in just one stalk stood a yellow flower!

A Daffodilly was blooming, just one flower, waving gently in the breeze but it was the first!

The first one we have seen this year and a sure sign that Spring is here!

That made our day seeing the Daffodilly, I do love seeing flowers blooming early!

There we go, the first!

See you all tomorrow and who knows, there may be some more blooming Daffs tomorrow!

Luv,

Daisy.

Pied Wagtail.

Hello Woofers!

Daisy Dog here!

Well, it's the next day after the storm, it has all quieten down and the fence panels have stopped flying into next doors garden!

It was a good job the leaves hadn't grown yet or there would have been more trees on the ground! 

 A Gloomy Morning along the sea front!

 It didn't get any better, or warmer as we strolled along the sea wall but at least the tide was out and there were some insects flying about.

I would have thought that insects hadn't got out of bed yet but just to prove me wrong.

 Can you see the insects yet?

No?

Well, there was a Pied Wagtail hopping and bopping along the sea wall in front of us picking off the insects that we had disturbed from the grass.

I must admit, it looks good and healthy but not yet in its summer coat. While we were out, The Missus said she saw a Sparrowhawk land in our garden, no sign that it had caught any of our birds but you can bet it will keep trying!

The Froggy's have been plopping away in the pond every time the kitchen door is opened and as there is little sign that we will have any cold snaps you can bet they will start mating early this year!

Old Two Legs keeps brushing me and mumbling about 'Long Hair', I reckon that it won't be long before I get washed and shaved!

First, he has to catch me!

See you tomorrow.

Luv,

Daisy Dog!