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Although it’s rather slushy in Boston, it is indeed late March and there are signs of impending springtime. Buds on the magnolia trees along Commonwealth Avenue, crocuses pushing up in front gardens, street sweeping (well actually, that was cancelled today due to the weather).

If you need a bit of a lift on this less than sunny day, how about some spring art? Here are 15 artworks that depict springtime, from birds to green trees to pastel hues.

Branch and Bird Illustration By Artist Amy Jean Porter At 20x200

Rose-breasted Grosbeak • Amy Jean Porter • 20×200

Spring Abstract Landscape By Britt Bass Turner

Muffin Top • Britt Bass Turner • Artfully Walls

Spring Flowers Still LIfe By Daniela Orlev

Flowers on a Table • Daniela Orlev • Artfully Walls

Birds In the City Painting By Susan Spangenberg at Artlifting

City Park • Susan Spangenberg • Artlifting

Fawn With Butterfly Head By Abby Goodman Spring Art

Animal Hybrid Series (Deerfly) • Abby Goodman • Uprise Art

Edgy Spring Landscape Photograph With Pink Glimmer

Spring • Disparity By Design UK • Society6

Spring Like Acrylic Sculpture By kal Mansur

Grey Murmur Two • Kal Mansur • Uprise Art

Abstract Spring Landscape By Jenna Bauer

from SPRING • Jenna Bauer • Saatchi Art

Spring Trees Abstract Landscape By Karen Barbour At 20x200

Butterfly Chair • Karen Barbour • 20×200

Baby Fox Print By Catherine Ledner

Fennec Fox On Blue • Catherine Ledner • Green Box Art

Spring Cactus Blooms In The Desert By Sarah Eisenlohr

Decor • Sarah Eisenlohr • Society6

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From the Flora series • Tess Atkinson

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Green Branches • Tod Seelie • 20×200

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One Spring Day • Yukari Kaihori • Saatchi Art

Floral Abstract By Northern California Artist Ellen Levine Dodd at Serena & Lily

Adagio • Ellen Levine Dodd • Serena & Lily

Since I can’t stop looking at the gorgeous trees around here—yellow, red, orange—they’re so autumn perfect, I thought I’d share the little creatures who hang out in them. I had a bird as a pet growing up. He was a beautiful gray cockatiel with a yellow head and perfect persimmon circles on his cheeks. He imitated the call of a whippoorwill and also whistled that, “Hey you’re sexy, babe” whistle, which was pretty humorous.