Wednesday, June 30, 2010

June Flowers

Yesterday Kodi and I walked the Longmarsh trails. Despite being pestered by a hoard of annoying deer flies, it was good to get out in the woods in late June. Wild flowers abound.

Colby Marsh is dotted with white water lilies



 Wild flowers add beauty to the wetland edge

Canada lily

Swamp milkweed

 Jewelweed
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