Spring is one of the four seasons in temperate countries that comes just after winter and is followed by summer. It is characterized by a milder temperature, thaw, budding and flowering of the plants and trees, awakening of the hibernating animals (such as bears) and the return of some migratory birds (such as swallows). It begins on March, 20 and ends on June, 21.

Spring also gets this symbolic of love for it is generally the season for animals to parade and find the one who's going to be a perfect match. Beautiful days covered by flowers also make people a little more romantic. For all these reasons, spring is known to be the love season.

Unfortunately, spring also brings his lot of rain and showers of hail that go fast through sunny days but may be destructive as well. It is the time for snow to melt and if you live in plains, you may get inundated for the rivers grow too much and overflow its banks. Worse, when the soil contain too much water, some areas may be confronted to mudslides, which are very devastator. That is why in New England, US, spring is also called the mud season. In Northern Hemisphere, spring is the hurricane season, and for the Southern Hemisphere, the cyclone season... which names are enough explicit to explain what can also be the spring fate.

Vegetation, for its part, comes back to life. Buds and new leaves appear on trees, soon to be followed by flowers that cover them of the most beautiful blankets of colors. Meadows and fields are often covered by multitudes of flowers. This multicolored whole, fresh and green from a pretty and healthy grass, will make all ruminants happy.