Field of color, originally uploaded by bobtravis.

Daffodils are out in Charlottesville! This photo was taken by photographer Bob Travis on March 28, 2008. Here’s the story with Charlottesville via an email from Bob: “Daffodils have been up here for about two weeks, now, thanks to some very nice early Spring weather. These were spotted in someone’s yard…”

Click through to Bob Travis’ flickriver stream for a transforming photographic experience.

Fields of Daffodils, originally uploaded by mountnscenes.

Great contrast with the mountains at the top of the photo and the valley of daffodils in Skagit. This dreamscape was taken on March 21, 2008.

We’re not sure what these white-tailed deer are eating, but we’re pretty sure they’re not eating the daffodils. Photo taken on March 12, 2008, by lucycat. Click here for high-resolution version.

Lus a’ Chrom Chinn – that’s “daffodil” in Scottish Gaelic, says photographer Gwen Culbertson, who captured this image on March 24, 2008. These daffodils are cold and beautiful in any language on Isle of Skye.

Oh, wow, would we ever like to live there provided we have our Hot Chillys and our hot chocolate.

Windswept Daffodils, originally uploaded by trulysomething.

We can actually hear the wind in this lively photo taken on March 24, 2008, at St. John’s Tower in Ayr, Scotland.

We are sure the trees now have leaves on them. This London image was taken by garyinsouthend in St. James Park on March 6, 2008. Seems like eons ago.

, originally uploaded by minklet.

We’re captivated by this photo taken on March 18, 2008. You can see a gallery of Blythe photos at photographer minklet’s photostream.

guardian, originally uploaded by ed ed.

We know we’d be afraid to get too close. This photo was taken on March 21, 2008. There is “that” one mysterious flower on the ground, did something or someone get past the Guardian?

Roadside Beauty, originally uploaded by kbsimages.

Lovely. Image taken on March 22, 2008. Spring has come to North Carolina.

SPRING IS BUSTIN’ OUT ALL OVER!, originally uploaded by EDWARD DULLARD.

Top o’ the daffodils to ya! This photo was taken in Kilkenny, Ireland, on March 24, 2008.