Margaret Renkl: The beautiful and terrifying arrival of an early spring

I worry that this early spring is the harbinger of a brutal and everlasting summer.

(Ian White for The New York Times)

Spicebush buds emerge from barren tree branches as Spring takes place at Radnor Lake State Park.

(Ian White for The New York Times) Spicebush buds emerge from barren tree branches as Spring takes place at Radnor Lake State Park.

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By Margaret Renkl | For The New York Times