Spring
The first date of spring.
March 20
This intelligent bird is known for its song and bright blue color.
Blue jay
These spring flowers, which are often purple or white, are also known as the “Queen of Shrubs”
Lilacs
When it is Spring in the Northern Hemisphere (where we live), it is this season in the Southern Hemisphere.
Fall/Autumn
This bird is the national bird of Great Britain, and is known for the sky-blue eggs it produces.
Robins
These flowers can be found in almost any color and are used as a symbol for the Parkinson’s Foundation. They are also very popular in the Netherlands!
Tulips
Finish this phrase..."April showers brings May ______ "
Flowers
You can tell which of these birds is male and which is female based on their colors. Males are red and females are typically brown.
Cardinals
The birth month flower of February, this flower symbolizes royalty and also symbolizes a 25th wedding anniversary.
Iris
The first date of spring is known as this in Latin.
Vernal Equinox
This long, wading bird eats mostly fish, but has known to also eat insects and small mammals. You will most likely see it nearby water, standing in the shallows or nesting in the trees!
Great Blue Heron
This spring flower, which is commonly yellow, is the known at the national flower of Wales.
Daffodil
Before the 14th century, Spring was called by this other name.
These large, protected birds are creatures of habit, and often use the same nesting ground for decades.
Bald Eagles
This popular spring flower, whose colored varieties are not scented, is poisonous to cats.
Lily