We get used to the monochrome of winter and, for some, the season's narrow palette is an opportunity to rest our eyes.
Spring's alarm clock of color, though, is a gentle one. The Connecticut River swells with winter's melted snow, maple sap is boiled one last time, forsythias bloom and chickens begin scratching in ground only recently warmed.
Watch as winter fades to resplendent pops of color across Connecticut.

Mark Mirko
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Connecticut Public

Mark Mirko
/
Connecticut Public

Mark Mirko
/
Connecticut Public

Mark Mirko
/
Connecticut Public

Mark Mirko
/
Connecticut Public

Mark Mirko
/
Connecticut Public

Mark Mirko
/
Connecticut Public