How are you all doing? I’ve been getting outside to rake and do general spring cleaning in the yard. The fresh air, warming sunshine, exercise and Cider’s company is very healing. I’ve been keeping an eye out for Buster, too. Yesterday Wayne and I did some more exploring in our woods. He found a hidden gem I never knew was there!
We have a vernal pool filled with wood frogs and soon, peepers! Their calls are a soothing and happy sound of spring in Maine.
I hoped that they would be visible but I couldn’t see any and they remained silent until we left.
Beautiful decay and colorful fungi on downed tree limbs.
This mossy rock looks like plush seating.
Our seasonal spring stream led to a discovery by Wayne who was walking ahead of me:
“We have a waterfall!”
A teeny tiny wonderful waterfall.
A heart!
Speaking of wonderful I treated myself to some reading material from ebay!
(Not to worry. I wiped the books down with Clorox and left them out in my sunroom for a few days.)
Simple Living New England 
Many of the fungi in your great woods walk photos are Turkey tails. They are edible mostly as medicinal remedies that Native Americans used.
Adam
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Is this Adam R? I’ll trade you my fungi for your wild grapes. 😀
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Stunning! What a beautiful gift from nature. (I think I need to expand my daily walk…).
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Glad you enjoyed my photos and videos! And yes, this is a great time to go exploring outside in remote and rural places. 🙂
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I really enjoyed the photographs. There is something so magical about vernal pools.
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Thank you for sharing your waterfall with us!
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Those fungi colors are beautiful!
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Should be in Sherwin William’s next line-up!
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Your photos are always inspiring and have a peaceful effect when I view them. I love waterfalls even your teeny tiny one. 🙂
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hee hee Thank you!
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