Daffodils. We won't see those until late April or early May, depending on how Spring progresses.
Today the foolishness of Marmot Day will take place in various places. As if a marmot would be foolish enough to poke its head out of its winter den so early in the season. It may be called "Groundhog Day," but in Spanish it's "Dia de la Marmota." A Woodchuck is, after all, just another species of marmot.
And in this part of the country, winter will be around for more than another 6 weeks. 0° this morning--just for the record.
By the way, no Woodchuck will see it's shadow today in Maine. They're all safely tucked into their winter burrows. Maybe they're smarter than the ones in Pennsylvania.