Yellows, purples and other colors are starting to make their presence known in this new Wellesley spring, hopefully overshadowing a lot of the orange fencing that has been cropping up to put playgrounds and other areas off-limits during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
We also were serenaded by peepers and friends at Elm Bank Reservation on the Wellesley/Dover/Natick line, and spied adorable Snowdrops at Needham’s Ridge Hill Reservation a couple of weeks before spring began.
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