It must be Spring

Darwin ventured out of hibernation today. I am delighted to see him as for the last three years, he has self-hibernated. He disappeared in late October and I couldn't find him anywhere. I searched the garden for tell-tale signs of digging but couldn't find any. So it was great to see him reluctantly peeking out from beneath the agapanthus this morning. What with him and about a million tadpoles squiggling around in the pond, something must be in the air.