Out of hibernation

[sandy]

I got a surprise this morning, one of my female iberas was up and slowly about. I knew they were moving under the soil, as I could see the cracks in the soil. But normally when this happens it takes at least a week to a fortnight for them to come up. And the others are more advanced in movement:0)
So maybe Spring has arrived, or they are in for a shock if the temps drop again:0(

[Gordon]

Originally Posted by sandy

I got a surprise this morning, one of my female iberas was up and slowly about. I knew they were moving under the soil, as I could see the cracks in the soil. But normally when this happens it takes at least a week to a fortnight for them to come up. And the others are more advanced in movement:0)
So maybe Spring has arrived, or they are in for a shock if the temps drop again:0(

She probably knows it going to be warm next week.

[Alan1]

I've been checking for signs of mine as it's been warm for a few days now but no show yet. It's to be 10c for about the next 10 days too.

[Yvonne G]

Thank goodness spring is in the air, huh? My pond is awake, the ants are constructing new homes in my driveway, the flies are out and I do believe I saw a mosquito!! Ah, Spring!!

[sandy]

I have two up now and one other moving about under the soil:0)