taps his beak against a tree trunk.
The animals that have spent the cold winter months asleep under the frozen ground begin to test the weather. Chipmunks, muskrats and weasels appear. Warm winter fur is replaced by lighter summer coats.
In most of the Southern Hemisphere the month of March is the last month of summer. Warm winds and rain are frequent.
In the northern Hemisphere there is a saying: March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb The early part of the month is often stormy and cols. The wind often blows. By the end of the month the winds die down and the days become sunnier and warmer. Spring is on the way.
What is the second spring month?
How many days are there in April?
What are the symbols of this month?
We dont know exactly where the word April comes from. Perhaps it comes from the Latin word aperire, which means to open.
April is a month of heavy spring rains, the month of new leaves, and first spring flowers. In April nature awakens from its winter sleep. The snow leaves the ground and the ice leaves the surface of water. The ground warms up, birds come from the south. They begin to make nests and prepare to have families.
What is the third spring month?
How many days are there in May?
What are the symbols of this month?
The month of May was probably named for Maia Majesta Goddess of spring. May was also dedicated to Ceres, the Goddess of grain. In the Northern Hemisphere, corn is planted in May.
People of ancient Rome celebrated the first day of May by honoring Flora, the Goddess of flowers. The Goddess was represented by a small statue decorated with garlands. A procession of singers and dances carried the statue. Later this festival spread to other parts of Europe. On the first day o
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