Hello my friends.
I'm not a wizard or a magician, I'm just learning to be one.
Nikon 5300, f/8, 1/400, ISO-100, 300mm, LR
There are many different spring primroses. Some of these flowers are called "snowdrops" by people.
But for me, spring begins with this little yellow flower. Mother-and-Stepmother, Coltsfoot. Only a little bit of the earth is freed from snow, the soil warms up a little, and now he has already appeared and opened his petals to the sun. All spring primroses are very simple and fade very quickly if they are plucked. And they are also very unpretentious to the soil, but some like moisture. And this flower loves clay soil.
When my daughter was little, she loved to collect such flowers and bring them home. She called it a bouquet for Mom.
@archon