When the geese come back, we can see what the weather is like.

1, the arrival of a swallow can't explain spring, but when a flock of geese broke through the fog of the warm current in March, spring came.

On April nights, when the weather is warm enough to stay outside, we like to listen to the sounds of wild geese gathering in the swamp. There, it was quiet for a long time, and all people heard were the sound of snipes flapping their wings, the cry of distant owls, or the gurgling sound from the nose of affectionate American sandpipers.

3. When the Chinese Pulsatilla blooms, our gathering geese will be less and less. When May comes, our swamp will be full of grass again, and red-winged blackbirds and black-faced frogs will add more vitality to it.