Carved into the floor of shelter #5 at Rock Harbor |
Coral fungus species |
Puffballs |
unidentified fungus |
One-flowered Pyrola |
Pipsissewa |
Turtlehead (?) |
Unidentified fungus located at portage from Chippewa Harbor to Lake Whittlesey |
Moose poop! |
Getting ready for our first portage of the trip - Chippewa Harbor end of trail |
Looking back into Chippewa Harbor |
Unidentified tiny mushrooms |
Wood Lake, as viewed from portage. Siskiwit Lake is just over the ridge line. |
Lake Whittlesey - looking out from campground. |
More evidence of moose on the beach near the Lake Whittlesey portage. |
Toadlet (they were everywhere on the trails). |
Pale corydalis |
Deluxe trail - portage from Lake Whittlesey to Chippewa Harbor. 18' canoe + 5' 1.5" human = tail end of canoe hitting rocks/steps at times. |
Gay wings/Fringed polygala (blooming way out of season). Spotted while portaging canoe, photographed by my camping partner. |
What a year for fungus!! |
Shipwreck, Chippewa Harbor |
Orchid species; near rock outcrop on trail to Lake Mason |
Unidentified shrub, growing along creek from Lake Richey to Chippewa Harbor |
Chippewa Harbor, looking out towards Lake Superior. |
Apparently slugs found me very attractive one afternoon. |
Malone Bay |
Wild rose species |
I just couldn't resist snapping a photo of this little critter on the beach. |
On a beach on the largest island on the largest lake on the largest island on the largest lake. Ryan Island, Siskiwit Lake, looking towards Teakettle Island. |
Owl pellet found at campground on Wood Lake |
Owl pellet |
Itsy bitsy skull from owl pellet |
A very busy caterpillar at Wood Lake |
Isle Royale shawl - Malone Bay |
Finished these socks on the ferry ride to Isle Royale. They served me well. Three Irish Girls - Deadheads color way. |
3 comments:
Wonderful photos. I really need to carve out the time to go back up there. I think it's pushing 5 years now for me without a trip. Alas.
Awesome Lisa. I enjoyed the photos
Adam, you need to make the time. I have missed two fall trips - one due to truly bad weather (ferry wasn't making the run the day I was to go out and storms all week) and another the year I ran Sawtooth (would have been hard to put shoes on for a day or two it turns out).
Time on the island helps me "reset" and cope with the rest of the year. I am yearning for a spring trip though after seeing all of the (out-of-season) wildflowers.
Thanks Lisa! Those are but a fraction of the photos I took. It was so cold this year I had to carry my camera on an inside pocket, and sleep with it, to keep my batteries charged.
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