Swimming

151/365: Waiting for the ok to race to the water.

150/365: The Land Rover has been running great this year, so far...

Bullfrog

149/365: A monster of a bullfrog sitting in White Memorial. Check out how he's grabbing onto the stick with his tiny little hand.

All Grown Up

148/365: This might be the last photo I can get before they leave the nest...

The Dogs

147/365: When it's too rainy for photography, simply head to the archives for another dog photo.

Grover

146/365: See you in July, big fella.

Globemaster

145/365: Allium on Deer Island, Morris Connecticut

144/365: Hungry baby robins under the kitchen window.

Lake Waramaug

143/365: Lake Waramaug from atop Tanner Hill, Warren, Connecticut

Herbs

142/365: Basil, cilantro, chives, and parsley from the herb garden.

Primula

141/365: Primroses near the front stoop.

Landy

140/365: 44 years old and still driving strong, sort of.

139/365: Coming home from a swim in Lead Mine Brook.

How Now

138/365: A couple friendly residents of West Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

Relics

137/365: These old tractors in Alford, Massachusetts reminded us of the old Land Rovers and other rusting relics scattered across Grenada.

Mares on the Run

136/365: Some of the beauties at Winfield Morgan Farm in Litchfield, Connecticut.

Welcome, Neighbor

135/365: A new resident of the farm next door.

Green Garden

134/365: Springtime in our garden.

Tulips

133/365: Spring blooms in our road garden.

Baby Robins

132/365: Three babies that haven't opened their eyes yet.

Skywatch

131/365: Big poofy clouds scuttling across a robin's egg sky in Washington, Connecticut.

Whittlesey Road

130/365: A farm tucked away in the hills along the Shepaug River.

Violets

129/365: Wildflowers along a hiking path in Litchfield, Connecticut.

Avenue of Trees

128/365: Flowering trees in bloom at Topsmead.

Lilacs

127/365: Lilacs at Topsmead State Forest, Litchfield Connecticut

126/365: Three more robin eggs in the holly.

125/365: Four robin eggs in a nest outside the kitchen window.

First Harvest

124/365: Alta Globe radishes fresh out of the deck planter.

Trillium

123/365: A native trillium from our woods; also known as wake robin because it's color similarity to a robin's breast.

Mist

122/365: Early morning mist rising off Bantam Lake.

Country Neighbors

121/365: I ran up to the pasture after hearing lots of mooing, and was greeted by this scene.