Daffodils and snowdrops, originally uploaded by pegash.

Daffodils and snowdrops, like peas in a pod. Image taken on February 22 in Peter’s garden in Haughton, near Stafford UK. Thanks for the cozy photo, Peter.

Anna’s window 2, originally uploaded by frscspd.

Pretty view captured by photo-artist frscspd on February 22 at Corpus Christi College in Cambridge, England.

first daffs feb08, originally uploaded by amaratala.

The daffodils in Europe are in full bloom but some of us are just getting started here in the States. Thanks to amaratala for this cool pic taken on February 25.

Bee and Daffodils, originally uploaded by markhillary.

Bee finds its first daffodil of the season. Very nice photo by Mark Hillary.

St Peter’s, Pebworth, Worcestershire, originally uploaded by Tudor Barlow.

Not spring quite yet. (Photo taken February 17.)

SPRING LAMB, originally uploaded by norfolkboy1.

Another lamb and daffodils photo!

lemon drops, originally uploaded by pouletsue.

Cheers for the macro lens. This photo was taken on February 24 in photographer pouletsue’s garden in Staffordshire, England.

Daffodils everywhere!, originally uploaded by bods.

The pleasures of walking to work. Thanks for the image, bods.

Frostbite, originally uploaded by Clearly Ambiguous.

Scott Robinson has captured these daffodils enjoying the ice in Rockville, Maryland, on February 22, 2008.

Daffodils, originally uploaded by acl John.

This wild photo was taken by John Dalziel out for a “Sunday” stroll on Saturday, February 23, 2008. Beautiful!

In Step with Spring, originally uploaded by Veracity1.

This photograph is alive with the happiness and anticipation of Spring. The Canada Geese and daffodils could probably do a nice do-si-do along about now.

The photograph was taken on February 13, 2008, in Berkeley, England. Veracity1 has included a map of the location, check it out under Additional Details on the photo’s flickr page.

Thanks to Veracity1 for posting this wonderful photo and caption “Canada Geese step out briskly on a frosty and foggy February day but the flowering daffodils show that Spring is not too far away ” , and we’ll watch where we step!

jm080220 (48), originally uploaded by Isle of Man Newspapers.

I’m not sure I have ever seen a cuter photo of daffodils. This image was taken on February 20, 2008. The lamb is a mere five days old. Photographer John Maddrell, Isle of Man Newspapers, you’re bringing lots of smiles to faces around the world right about now.

I was curious about the location of the Isle of Man. Here’s the Google Map. The island in the middle of the Irish Sea is the Isle of Man.

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Daffy down dilly, originally uploaded by 100wordminimum.

Nature gave daffodils the courage to survive such weather.

Adventures of Yoshikawa posts these images from within Second Life after buying her first daffodils of 2008, 3D virtual daffodils purchased from Heart Garden Centre. In Second Life, daffodils are 5 feet tall.

And the flowers bloom like madness in the Spring….., originally uploaded by me’nthedogs.

I love the colors in this sunny composition. Mark Robinson took the image on February 19 in Staple Woods, Somerset UK. He has created a nice little map over at “Additional Information” (halfway down on the right of the page, there is a map link).

Dirt Therapy posts the first daffodil from his Florence, Alabama garden on February 10. (I’m sure that daffodils in Florence, Italy have been out for awhile.) Thanks, Phillip!

Amiamo i daffodils (“We love daffodils” in Italian using the Babel translator).

Hampton Court, originally uploaded by anthonyfalla.

This photo shows spring is well underway in London, taken at Hampton Court on February 7, 2008. Thanks, Anthony! Expressing what joey mentioned in an earlier comment, there’s a bit of unreality to a photo like this when viewed, in my case, from a very cold Boston day with a snowstorm approaching.

monday morning, originally uploaded by probs.

Frost in London, photographed by London photographer kat on February 18. Shivering daffodils but the photographer hand is steady.

St.James Park Going Yellow, originally uploaded by neilalderney123.

Another beautiful photo of London Daffodils with tall budding trees in the background. Nice! Click through to Neil’s flickr photo, and then click to “View on Black”. Nice again! Photographed on February 19 by this talented Alderney photographer.

From the home and garden blog posts this sweet-as-honeysuckle photo of new daffodils.

Snappy’s Garden Blog has two great photos from a recent trip to Paris. The first is outside Notre Dame. You’ll “never guess: the location of the second image. Click through to David’s blog to find out.

Daffodils in the Frost, originally uploaded by ADevlin Photography.

Alison Devlin captured this image on February 17, 2008, in Surrey Square, London. Look out! Look out! Jack Frost is about! He’s after our daffodils. (With “apologies” to Cecily Pike.)