An overview of spring primroses in the Owl Valley. The first flowers! And who do you call snowdrops?

The classic snowdrop is galanthus.
But somewhere snowdrops are called blue undergrowth, somewhere crocuses, somewhere sleep-grass.
For me, this is generally a mother-and-stepmother flower.
This is, of course, if we are talking about flowers.
And I also noticed that there are no bumblebees. There are plenty of bees, but no bumblebees. They could have been eaten by mice or flooded with water. Bumblebees hibernate underground in mouse or mole holes. They usually fly out the very first in the spring. And I still haven't seen one. It's very sad.
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