The Caltha fistulosa have begun to appear.
Their appearance is a sign that spring is arriving.
Last year they were observed on April 17, which was roughly the same time as this year.
Although there is still a lot of snow remaining deep in the forest, along the stream banks, it is spring.
Photo: Caltha fistulosa at Sounkyo Apr. 19
Their appearance is a sign that spring is arriving.
Last year they were observed on April 17, which was roughly the same time as this year.
Although there is still a lot of snow remaining deep in the forest, along the stream banks, it is spring.
Photo: Caltha fistulosa at Sounkyo Apr. 19
