Usually I can see the island behind this rock
Looks kinda eerie
This tree was stuck in the lake the previous week; at some point it washed up on the shore
Subdued
Tiny leaves emerging
A different bench than the one I saw the previous week
One lonely goose
I'm always look to photograph silhouettes of bare trees. The fog makes this one look especially spooky.
Emerging
Fog clearing, island visible
Spiderweb defined by drips
And the island is visible behind the rock, too
What do you know about fiddleheads? They grow in the early spring,
taste like a cross between green beans and asparagus, and must be cooked
thoroughly to be palatable (I've never eaten them myself). They grow
into ferns--see the tiny fern fronds in the curl at the top? This is
the first time I've seen fiddleheads in the wild, and I probably won't
see them again until next year.
Fiddleheads
This pond appears to be home to a pair of ducks. I'm keeping an eye out for ducklings!
Mama duck
Mama joins the daddy duck
The pair swims away
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