Willow Catkin

Laura offers tours through the nature in spring. 
Today she showed Joshua and Dora the first catkins in the garden.
"They are very tiny, only 4 mm, but they are very important as a first food for the bees after the winter break. In the next days the big willow catkins will open. Than you will get more impressive blips!"

Thank you Cathy1947 for hosting Tiny Tuesday :-)

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