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SPRING HAS SPRUNG HASN'T IT Week 5
- 4-22-2011
- Categorized in: Blogs
Hey everyone! We have three great photo entries this week, check them out and vote for your favorites!! And don't forget to send us your photos now!
PEEK-A-BOO
Pumpkin knows it’s spring. Here’s a photo of Pumpkin waiting inside a tree for the bus to come home carrying Jennifer A. (Ridley) Gyles daughter. The Gyles' family is from Lunenburg.
THE HUMMM OF SPRING
Everything seems to hum when spring has sprung! This photo of a hummingbird feeding behind a house on Leominster Road was taken by Anna LaTouche of Lunenburg.
HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU, KID!
Above photo, spring is here and the geese have returned. This photo was taken by Haley Duncanson of Ayer.
Here’s how you can be a part of The Lunenburg Ledger’s first photo contest of the new year in celebration of spring. Spring has Sprung, Hasn’t It? invites readers to send in their best photographic evidence that yes indeed, spring is finally here! Send us your best Spring has Sprung photos. We want evidence that winter is really behind us!
This photo contest will run through May 13. To participate, send one (1) photo per entry. Email the photo with a caption, your name, age, phone number and address to dgink@verizon.net. Each week we will run these photos on our Web site, lunenburgledger.com. Visit our Spring has Sprung, Hasn’t It? blogs each week to view these photo and to vote on your favorite! Leave us a comment to tell us which photo is your favorite and the photo with the most votes will win!
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I really liked the "Here's looking at you, kid" photo, though not because it had much to do with Spring. I liked it because I didn't know what I was supposed to be seeing, until I read the caption. That's when I zeroed in on the cat's face. (Now, I see only the cat's face.) It was a great example of camoflage. Thank you.