When I was outside yesterday admiring the daffodils and jonquils, I snapped a photo of a clump of Chionodoxa (Glory of the Snow). I planted them about 20 years ago on either side of the front steps. Most years, it seems they get trampled and only have a few blooms, but this year the clumps were full of pale pink blooms. This is how they looked yesterday afternoon.

Apparently I had a hungry visitor overnight that needed a little snack. I imagine those pale little flowers must have looked tasty. Here’s what I discovered at the bottom of the steps today.
