Some of the species appear for a limited time only, while others linger for a months. And, naturally, many of the flowering plants bring delicious berries, that ripen as the days get hotter. Today I saw the first wild roses, lots of bunchberries, and thimbleberries by our road. The violets are almost past. Have not seen any moccasin flowers but they should be out any time now.
Twin flower is really close.
Her husband has yet to land a walleye this year. Their family is catching lots of big bass - all in Hungry Jack Lake. Rainbows are biting nicely in Leo Lake. I forgot wild strawberries in my last report, but they are here, too. Twinflower is just out.