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"The world has changed. I feel it in the water, I feel it in the ground, the I feel in the air. Much of what was is lost, because now no one lives who remembers "

with these words spoken by the Elf Queen Galadriel opens the prologue to the first film of the trilogy The Lord of the Rings. Although he was referring to Galadriel changes far more radical and significant, these words came to my mind often, as I watched the changing nature and my thoughts on how long languid in her nature, seems to have no memory of the passing seasons (except that all the trees in their record books wood), but simply outline, in an infinite loop and forgetful.

traditional Spring begins March 21 day of 'Equinox, but the weather begins on the first of the month. So here we are. But for those trained to grasp the meaning, the change is perceptible for a long time. The buds swell, in some cases already open early, the first insects to flit here and there at a brisk, in fact, quite drunk. But is something in particular that has changed and the air can be felt. Galadriel is right. After all the elves know the really long.

I remember the first hints that something new, music, a warmth, a joy to travel through the air, they had already January 11th and I was happy coincidence that brought me these intangible but the happy news my birthday.

may seem ridiculous I know, but I swear the plants have sprawled and laugh with joy these days. If you do not hear is why do not you know listen to them. But there is someone like me who has heard the call.

Yesterday I went for a long walk in the park, with the intention of meeting the great trees that live there. But the real surprise was to find lots of squirrels cavorting in the trees. On the ears still had long plumes that make their winter coat. But hunger was that after the long rest leads them to be so brave and running very active looking for food.

They allowed me to photograph them, as I encounter someone interesting, someone a bit annoyed because he did not want to be distracted from its laborious bustle. Here they are: