I headed east on this day to visit Prequ’ile Provincial Park.












Some botany:
















The best trail for shorebirds is this one:

Unfortunately, despite much time looking, I didn’t find a single shorebird. There were, however, hundreds of thousands of midges which covered my clothing:


Happily, I was able to photograph many non-shorebirds:











































NATURE POETRY
Among the changing months, May stands confest
The sweetest, and in fairest colours dressed!
Soft as the breeze that fans the smiling field;
Sweet as the breath that opening roses yield. – James Thomson (1700–25)
Miles Hearn
Wonderful, wonderful things, of course. What a beautiful place! Thank you much, Miles.
A request: When it is time for the May-apple flower to bloom, can you give us a peek of that?