Onion Grass in the Woodpile

I see these on my walks in central Spain but not in flower until April! They are worth waiting for!
Fine shot!

Hey Andy, my botanical chronology is off (the photo was taken mid-March, and so I meant a couple of weeks after that); they bloom April-ish in central Maryland too. Years ago, a county road crew was looking for a place to dump a truckload of dirt cleaned out of rural roadside ditches, and I needed some fill dirt ... and mixed in were a few clumps of Star-of-Bethlehem bulbs. Multiplying in profusion, now they are everywhere(!) around my house.
Best Regards, Wally

I found my one-and-only shot of this plant in flower:
www.ipernity.com/doc/2247598/45515570/in/album/935408

well seen ever greens

Hi Wally

I really like this picture!
You have caught the detail of the crystals so well.
I guess snow is pretty rare for you guys. You have made a few fantastic shots here.

Best Wishes
Peter

Actually, Peter, snow is a regular Winter occurrence in Maryland, often a half-dozen instances of snowfall of 6 inches to a foot each Winter, occasionally much deeper accumulations; and infrequently a raging blizzard. Four times in the last 30 years, I have shovelled more than 2 feet of snow off my roof; but nowadays I don't want want to do that again.
This shot was after Springtime (March) snowstorm; there is usually one of those every year, and sometimes in April too (daffodils with caps of snow) ...
Lawd, it's snowing right now; 2 inches down with maybe 2 - 5 more to come.

Thanks you for your complimentary words.
Best Regards, Wally