February sunset and Daffodils in Kensington Gardens, originally uploaded by yorkshire stacked.

Photographer yorkshire stacked tells us: “The photo was taken in the later afternoon on 10Feb2012. I live near Kensington Gardens in London and often go there for a photo walk with my beloved Nikon DSLR. On that day, I went there to take photos of leftover snow in the park and the sunset. As soon as I went into the park, I realised there were first daffodils so I decided to include them in the photo too.”

First sign of spring , originally uploaded by jacqueline-Aundree.Baxter.

Image taken on February 5, 2012. Photographer is jacqueline-Aundree.Baxter.

Daffodil copse, originally uploaded by nickshepherd.

Photographer nickshepherd tells us about this March 23, 2011 image: Daffodils are regularly grown in South east Cornwall and I had watched this field begin to come to life a few weeks before I took the shot. Although the scale and colour of the daffodils is overwhelming, it does not always translate into a good photograph unless some form of focal point is available. Prior to taking the shot, I walked around the field and found some trees sitting on the horizon. With the ingredients in place, I took the shot the next day early in the morning when the light was softer. One thing that is “lost” in the shot was the wonderful scent from this particular species of daffodil…it was almost intoxicating!

Photographer’s website: www.nickshepherd.com

A55 photo, originally uploaded by LordOnOne.

Photographer LordOnOne tells us about this March 14, 2011 photo: The photo was taken just west of Horsham, West Sussex in the UK. The bicycle is a Specialized Stumpjumper 29er.

IMG_0362, originally uploaded by JamesDavid2007.

Photographer JamesDavid2007 tells us about this March 18, 2011 image: The photo was taken in Hyde Park in London, in the evening after a day of rain, when the sun was slipping down through the area of sky between the clouds and the horizon. The daffodils in central London are ahead of those in the suburbs and those in Hyde Park were looking particularly splendid in the evening sun.

The photo was taken with the camera on a monopod held high above my head, on a ten second timer, pointing in the direction of the bike and hoping the framing came out OK.

The bike is a Pedersen, designed about 120 years ago by a Dane, Mikael Pedersen.

Sally’s Walk, originally uploaded by Dave Angood.

Photographer Dave Angood tells us about this March 19, 2011 image: The photo was taken today in a Village called “Merton” in the county of Norfolk here in the UK. This walk is called “Sallys Walk” and is about 1/2 a mile through some beautiful woodland. The daffodils have been a part of this walk for many years. The rumor has it that the old Lord Walsingham had a fall out with the locals along time ago and randomly dispersed thousands of daffodil bulbs all around Merton village.

The Village has the daffodils everywhere including the village green. Here is some history of the Village.

Sheep and Daffodils in the rain, originally uploaded by Lord Cogsby.

Photographer Barry Fielder (Lord Cogsby) tells us about this March 18, 2011 image: [Came upon] an attractive hollow with Sheep Jackdaws and Daffodils beside my car, the place is Rock Lane, Washington, West Sussex. it sits at the base of the South Downs near an ancient site called Chanctonbury Ring 3 miles away as the Crow flies!

2652 More daffodils, originally uploaded by andy linden.

Photographer Andy Linden tells us about this March 16, 2011 image: The photo was taken in the same place as the photos in your previous blogs from 2008 and 2009. It was taken in Greenwich, London, next to the O2 indoor arena, which is the largest indoor concert venue in the UK and will be used as one of the venues for the 2012 Olympic Games. The trees and daffodils were planted when the O2 was built in 1999, as part of an overhaul of the land around it. This winter was harsh in London, so the daffodils are out late this year, as opposed to 2008, when they came out in February.

Daffodil, originally uploaded by tejvanphotos.

Photographer tejvanphotos tells us this March 14, 2011 photo was taken at Christ Church Meadow, Oxford UK.

Tejvan invites you to visit the website Gardeners’ Tips.

005, originally uploaded by Cornish Cowboy.

Photographer Cornish Cowboy tells us about this February 26, 2011 image: Pictured at Cury Cross Lanes on The Lizard Peninsula another field of dancing daffodils in a spring breeze. West Cornwall is a tapestry of yellow at the moment, so many fields seem to be turned over to daffodils, it’s an amazing sight. Due in part perhaps to the fact that a number of farmers are having to sell unprofitable dairy herds and turn their attentions to more lucrative crops.

Have you seen this Cornwall field – at Tremough near Penryn Cornwall?