The many colors of spring

Now that spring is officially here, and since I'm being dragged daily on walks with Mr. Darcy (and I could set our clock by his determination of when it's time to perambulate every afternoon), I decided to document the many colors of spring.

Shooting stars

Moss

Lichen

Horsetail

Mock orange

False Solomon's seal

Mystery flower -- can anyone identify? They're small and delicate, with a lacy leaf. (Update: A hat-tip to Shepherdess55, who correctly identified the flower as Lithophragma parviflorum, the small-flowered woodland star. Thank you!)

(Here's the leaf)

Lupine

Snails, possibly doing the dirty deed

Aspen

Arnica

Corn lily

Larch (tamarack), just putting out its needles

Nine-leaved biscuit root

Willow, just leafing out

Oceanspray

Red fir

Claytonia

Oregon grape

Waterleaf

Mr. Darcy

Wild rose

Distant mountains

Daffodils

Robins (nesting in rafters)

Tulips

Newborn horse (our neighbor's)

Pond

Ninebark bushes

Fresh eggs

Dandelions

Planting a garden

Arrow-leaf balsamroot

Winter wheat

Wake robin

Penstemon

Avalanche lily

Just some photos showing the beauty in this neck of the woods.