After the rain had stopped I went looking for signs of spring. Looking for macro shots or at least close-ups. The catkins were so nicely covered with droplets so I took this to be my first May there topic. Happy May first to all and regards from rainy Finland.
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Lovely buds!
Sue, they sure look nice. I personally was drawn to the droplets on them. Happy May first to you Sue!
Yes, water droplets an look most attractive
I like water droplets on almost anything, Ritva, so these got my attention. 🙂 Happy May Day to you, too.
janet
Yes they are and if the sun is out they can me rather amazing