To see abundant wild daffodils in their native habitat then you need to visit the woods near Dymock in Gloucestershire, the Lake District or Yorkshire. Trees such as willow, poplar, elm, hazel and yew are also starting to flower. Birds Rooks are be well into building their nests at the very tops of trees. Apparently there used to be a thriving rookery in the centre of campus but after some rather zealous tree surgery removed the thin high branches they mostly moved out to the oak trees on the edge of campus. Amphibians Amphibians are starting to emerge so look out for them especially on mild damp nights.
Frogs tend to move before toads, the newts span the whole migration period.
Male toads may regard open areas as good vantage points to spot migrating females. This is a difficult hypothesis to test, but they can often be found sitting upright on paths and roads. Not such a great search strategy since the arrival of modern road traffic. River Frosts and winter floods have caused several new areas of erosion creating vertical mud banks, these could be ideal sites for kingfisher nests later in the year.