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From: Vitas	3/29/2020 4:55:32 AM
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C To forage Download this image A European crested tit weathers a storm in Scotland © Ben Hall/Minden Pictures The borrowed days are here Calls virus a ‘lesson’ 1st royal to perish Coronavirus updates 'All my Children' star Threatens to sue RI Dolan has coronavirus Calif. ICU cases surge On This Day: 1974 Call for rent freeze Trump: No quarantine Jonesboro tornado 'Disaster' approved 'Reserve' activated RI targets New Yorkers COVID advice sought? Image of the day Mar 29, 2020 The borrowed days are here © Ben Hall/Minden Pictures This photo of a European crested tit weathering a late-winter storm in Scotland may sum up the way some of us living in the Northern Hemisphere feel about the month of March. While the calendar tells us spring has arrived, the weather often seems to disagree. It's the blustery, unpredictable elements of this time of year that inspired an old Western European folktale that the month of March 'borrowed' three days from April so that it could indulge in a few final winter-like days. These 'borrowed days' are the last three days of the month. Perhaps take comfort that it's only three days. In some parts of Ireland, March borrowed nine days. That's too many days. Learn more Quick fact: European crested tits cling to trunks and hang from branches, searching for bugs and pine seeds to eat. They store food during early winter, then eat it in late winter. MORE FEATHERED FRIENDS Bird-watching in spring… ...it's a colorful affair. Recognize any of these wingers? To the Scottish Highlands! Where the wildlife doesn't mind the wild weather Coronavirus tracker See local, national, and global data on our interactive map Recent homepage images Mar 28, 2020 Mar 27, 2020 Mar 26, 2020 Mar 25, 2020 Mar 24, 2020 Mar 23, 2020 Mar 22, 2020 On This Day in History American Civil War's last campaign begins 1865 New York City's 'Mad Bomber' strikes again 1951 US forces withdraw from Vietnam 1973 Farmers uncover ancient 'Terracotta Army' 1974 Make Bing your homepage Experience beauty every day Never miss a moment and keep search at your fingertips. Just set Bing as your browser's homepage with a few easy steps! bing.com bing.com

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