Random Great North Woods Shots

Here are a few random shots from a recent trip to the Great North Woods.

A spring variant of a Mustard White Butterfly resting on a Toothwort. (Thanks Clay!)


A couple of Water Striders riding tandem.


The Black Flies were fierce on our whack up West Magalloway.


Garter Snake sticking his tongue out at us.


Table Rock in Dixville Notch


The view from the top of Table Rock.


Resinous Coniferous Polypore


One of the many cascades on the Huntington Cascade trail.


Another cascade.


Coming back along 13 Mile Woods, the water was frequently over the road. We have never seen the water so high on the Androscoggin River along Rt. 16.

J&J said:

A Black-Veined White Butterfly resting on a Toothwort.

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Very nice picture of the spring variant of the Mustard White, Pieris oleracea.

(The summer variant does not have the dark-edged veins on the outer hind wings.)

Nicely done!

Beautiful pics. Thanks for sharing!

Very cool! Table Rock looks worthy of a visit soon.

I remember doing Table Rock with my dad and my brother when I was a kid (I grew up up there)... and I remember thinking it was really scary... looking at it from the perspective in your shot, I can understand why! I'll have to get up there as an adult and see what fun it is! You do get a nice view of the Balsams when you're up there iirc.

Great shots !
Yes, that Table Rock looks worth a visit.

I was hoping for the Lunch Lady shot.