JUNE is the month of roses, of tall grass and sweet-smelling hay, of warm nights.
On June 22, we have the longest day and the shortest night.
All kinds of grasses bloom at this time.
Near ponds and lakes you can see a blue carpet of wild forget-me-nots.
Strawberries are ripe.
June is the most difficult time of year for birds, because they are bringing up their young. The young birds usually stay in the nest from one to two weeks; during this time their parents give them food and watch them.
