The flowers were once again drawn with our tried and trusted spirally-o-matic gadget. Again, no date because I never considered this doodle finished.

Rectangular areas with various doodles in them, also an eye.

A red bird is flapping under a tree.

Today's Sunday Special shows flowers arranged in a symmetrical pattern. The flowers are holding roots...in lieu of holding hands.

A variety of colorful stuff!

Striped bows...apart from them, I'm not sure what I see here.

  

Another snail shell and very small hearts.

This one was done hastily and turned out rather scraggly.

This is one of my favorites.

This shows patches of grass in a park from above, I think.

Today's Sunday Special was never quite finished, but I like the colors.

This doodle has a snail shell, a net, some wood, and an ibex silhouette.

Patterned stripes on a string.

Blue is my favorite color.

Leaves and other parts of plants, and generally a lot of shapes.

Various borders, stripes, plants and beads on strings.

The sky, with stars and the sun, clouds, a bird and fog, waves and water, a fish, algae and sand. :)

This Sunday Special was drawn somewhere in Italy. It was so long ago, and I visited so many places that I forgot where exactly that wall was. Pathetic, huh?

A heart. It doesn't have a date, because I never considered this doodle 'done'.

Obviously I dug out felt pens again. Sometimes I just want something colorful!

Today we start a new notebook! This one is bigger than the previous one.
I can see beads on a string, an Easter egg, a yellow amoeba, and squares with small beads at their corners.

Hmmmm...scales?

I think there is part of a finger print in there.

Organic stuff, moss, flowers.

Sunday Special! A Hazel-leaf roller weevil is sitting on a stone.

Today we've got a friendly triangular being and two hearts.

Hills and flowers once again.

What do I see here? A ladder, a steep hill, a boat with striped sails on a lake, stringy plants.

For April '12, there was no doodle at all! Probably I had spring fever or something.
This is the very first drawing of the catopus. You already know the catopus from one of the Sunday Specials.

Bow ties and a hairy caterpillar on the left side.