Wednesday was yet another of these amazing spring days Maine is experiencing. The wild turkey has made a huge comeback in Maine and they are frequently seen.
One of my favorite spots for photography is Simonton Quarry in Camden. The rocks around the old flooded quarries fascinate me.
As I skirted the quarries, this lovely combination of rock and old pine needles caught my eye.
This is probably where I picked up the tick I found on my arm yesterday! Much too early to be finding these! This rock formation appeared to be one I had not noticed before.
And for the first time the water cried out as the perfect art form, a candidate for my Colors of Water collection of photographs.
Driving home through Searsmont a family was collecting sap from the old sugar maples.
It has been an early maple syrup season, with perfect weather for harvesting.
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