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umseas: Canadian Hawkweed
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umseas: The beautiful but invasive Spotted Knapweed is abundant on the island.
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umseas: Posin ivy covers can be found throughout the wooded areas of the island.
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umseas: After entering the treeline you will be instantly surrounded by a large canopy of leaves
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umseas: Looking up into the forest canopy
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umseas: Beach near Vessel Point
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umseas: A view of Lake Michigan from a dune bluff
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umseas: Swamp Milkweed on the northern point of the island
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umseas: Wetland area near Vessel Point
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umseas: Looking toward Vessel Point
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umseas: Wetland
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umseas: Northern part of the island
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umseas: The northern beach is sandy with larger stones as you enter the water.
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umseas: Droplets from a quick rain shower capture sand particles.
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umseas: One of the several abandoned homes on the island
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umseas: Ladybug
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umseas: View of one of the vast fields near the village. Coyotes can be heard howling and playing in this field after dark.
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umseas: Spider web dew drops
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umseas: Dew drops on a leaf in the morning
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umseas: Spider web
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umseas: Animal tracks large and small are found along the beach in the morning
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umseas: Coyote tracks
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umseas: A dew-covered web held by Spotted Knapweed
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umseas: Spotted purple Knapweed flowers stand out against a backdrop of grass
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umseas: Photovoltaic panels
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umseas: Coyote track plate
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umseas: Long walks
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umseas: Solar panel info graphic
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umseas: A Bladder Campion flower
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umseas: Red ants search around this Evening Primrose for food