I took a quick trip up to Jobs Pond in Westmore, VT this afternoon. The light wasn’t that good, but I was able to get a few shots so you could see how the fall colors are progressing here in the NEK. While we are far from peak foliage, the colors are more noticeable everyday.
Just a quick post to share a photograph from yesterday. A red squirrel climbed up one of our sunflowers and broke of the flower. After eating a little bit, it carried the rest off. I’m sure that won’t be the last one it takes. I guess he will eat well this winter.
Red squirrel stealing sunflower to get stocked up for winter
It was kind of a dreary day today with off and on showers throughout the NEK. So, I took a little ride to check out the fall foliage. The low clouds made it hard to see the mountains, but I did see some color starting to show. Here’s a photo I took this afternoon just north of Island Pond on VT Rte 114.
Fall color is getting better everyday in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont