Linum austriacum, or asian flax marks the arrival of May in Hungary (sometimes its blooming in late april though :) ).(04.30)

Geranium robertianum, commonly known as herb Robert, or Red Robin. In my language it's called something wierdish (Nehézszagú gólyaorr), which - literally translated to english - means: redolent stork-nose.
In herbalism, it is traditionally used for toothache, and noosebleeds. And furthermore, it is said to repel mosquitoes: just rub your skin with freshly picked leaves of the plant.
(04.29) 

Another close-up after those ill-fated landscapes of recent days. Lovely little creature, captured on a morning dog-walking session near Normafa, Budapest. (04.28.)

Trying myself and the gear out on landscapes, but I've a hell of a long way to improve. Buda hills, and southern part of the Pilis, seen from Normafa (favourite tourist destination of Budapest) (04.27)

Buda Castle, and part of Downtown Budapest, seen from Buda hills, approx. 430 m a.s.l. (04.26.)  

Taraxacum officinale, better known as dandelion, marks the true spring's arrival in my country. Although in recent years these plants sometimes blooms even at the second half of autumn, marking that our continental climate getting fucked up gorgeously.  

When spring meets a decayed old block. The contrast of life in nature. (04.24.)