Though the weather may not yet feel very spring like, the longer days are signalling to our avian friends who are soon to start (or in some cases) have already started migrating through our area once again. This blog post was shared with me, and I thought that the wonderful photography and writing was too good not to pass along. Check out: "The Eyes Have It" by Jim Flowers by clicking on this link: http://birdsandblooms.me/2013/03/21/the-eyes-have-it-2/
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