While taking a hike on the secluded shores of Lake Superior, we spotted this green plant growing inside an old, dead log:
I returned to the pond where I took the lily pad pictures in the spring.
To my delight, there were lily pads that changed into fall colors now:
There are still wild asters growing along the roadsides, along with butterflies:
A late sunset with storm clouds rolling in over our lake:
On the same hike on the secluded shores of Lake Superior, we found this humungus fungus growing on an old log:
Color on our bay!
This shot is looking back at the street where I live on the lake from our pontoon. My house isn't visible, it is just out of sight way on the left side of this picture on another small bay:
The same butterfly on the asters, this time with spread wings:
Those lily pads, now in color.....loved the "carpet on water" they formed with all their fine, fall colors!:
Love those clouds reflecting on the water....right before the sun set:
I was surprised and delighted to be able to still see dragonflies about in the autumn foliage:
As the sun set further, I HAD to take one more photo of those clouds reflecting in the water on our lake:
I hope you have been able to go outside where you live and experience the autumn splendor that nature is providing now, too.
