It was 73 degrees up north. A welcome relief from the heat "down below". Also a chance to get out of the concrete jungle that has really been on our nerves of late. Check out the flora and fauna we saw during the couple days we were on Drummond Island.
A fawn in the woodlands near the ferry dock.
White Admiral on Queen Anne's Lace
A sandhill crane takes flight over the alavar grasses on the Maxton Plains.
Searching for dragonflys
A Common Green darner.
Knapweed
A pair of fawns crossing Sheep Ranch Road
Daisy and me in a field of Queen Anne's Lace
Pearly Everlasting.
Migrating monarch's...
...and a solitary monarch.
White faced Meadow Hawk
Towering poplars
A fawn in the woodlands near the ferry dock.
White Admiral on Queen Anne's Lace
A sandhill crane takes flight over the alavar grasses on the Maxton Plains.
Searching for dragonflys
A Common Green darner.
Knapweed
A pair of fawns crossing Sheep Ranch Road
Daisy and me in a field of Queen Anne's Lace
Pearly Everlasting.
Migrating monarch's...
...and a solitary monarch.
White faced Meadow Hawk
Towering poplars
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