No rain since last report, but we are just a hair over 37 inches for the season, so we should be good for the summer. Some areas of our gardens are drying out, but other areas still show high ground water levels. The trees are pretty much in full leaf now, and some of the early bloomers, like the native Black Elderberry trees, have set a good amount of berries, so the pollinators have been busy. Heard the first migrant Olive-sided Flycatcher of the season calling this week. Always a good sign that the work we've put into restoring native habitat is working. The farmer's markets are starting up and the tourist traffic is picking up.