Today's photos are the leftover shots from Prince Edward Island that don't really fit in a category.
The first one is the view looking out over the river at New Glasgow. The wild roses were too gorgeous to ignore!
The second shot, above, shows a dory hidden in the weeds by Sawmill Pond. The early morning light made the grasses and the cowslip glow.
At the same place, toward the east, a great blue heron stood in the top of a tree. With the sun rising to the east behind him, I was treated with a wonderful silhouette of the big bird.
This photo really doesn't fit any category but it was so unusual that I had to post it. I was shooting the spider web in the mirror but if you look closely you see a clear image of Dad, who was driving, two images of me (or at least my camera) in the back seat and a very in focus view of the land behind the car at Swimming Rock.
The last shot is of a bee in a wild rose bush on Homestead Trail. The roses there are always this intense color of magenta.
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