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August – September 2024 Upper Michigan Views

From a tree over 100 years old in Pentoga Michigan
Peeled cored Apples from fruit trees in Pentoga Michigan.
Second home made apple pie from fruit trees in Pentoga Michigan.
Second home made apple pie from fruit trees in Pentoga Michigan.
Apple tree in Pentoga full of fruit in early September 2024. Tree is well over 100 years old.
Raw apples used in our Apple Pie. These are on of over 30 old trees around Pentoga. Super tasty flavor.
Home made apple pie from Pentoga apples. Tree is over 100 years old with tasty.
Frist Apple pie of 2024 Apples from Pentoga Michigan.
It tastes super flavorful and did not disappoint.
Big crop of wild plums in U.P. Michigan. They will turn purple when they are ripe.
More wild plums in U.P. Michigan. They will turn purple when they are ripe.
Morning Fog over the Meadow in Pentoga with Apple tree.
Sunset over the Pentoga meadow with yellow skies and wildflowers.
Another Pentoga Sunset looking to the Nicolet national Forest.
Another sunset over the Pentoga meadow with yellow skies and wildflowers.
A Michigan meadow of wildflowers
Another sunset over the pentoga meadow.
More sunsets over Michigan looking over to Wisconsin.
A late summer sunset in Pentoga Michigan.
Sandhill Crane in Upper Michigan. They should migrate for the winter months to Texas, California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Mexico in large groups.
The steel-gray, red-capped Sandhill Crane is the most abundant of the world's cranes. Widely distributed throughout North America, this bird is one of only two North American endemic crane species.
Mushroom with scales or flakes under an apple tree with an apple.
This mushroom is somewhat poisonous (as are many Amanita species) and hallucinogenic when consumed by humans. The toxins affect the part of the brain that is responsible for fear, turning off the fear emotion. Vikings, who had a reputation for fierceness, are said to have ingested this mushroom prior to invading a village.
Fly Agaric fungi got their name from the custom of placing little pieces of the mushroom in milk to attract flies. The flies supposedly become inebriated and crash into walls and die. This mushroom is somewhat poisonous (as are many Amanita species) and hallucinogenic when consumed by humans.
Red, Yellow, Orange cap and white spots, the fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) is famous mushroom known around the world. It's also one of the only mushrooms I know that has psychoactive effects, and is potentially poisonous, as well as edible.
The Yellow-orange Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria var. formosa) is common in New England, especially where conifers grow. Out West this mushroom is often a bright red color, but in the East it’s typically orange/yellow.
Unknown type of gilled mushroom growing under the Apple Trees.
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Pontoon Boats on the Michigamme Reservoir We Energies Wilderness Shores Campground 19
Buck Lake outside of Alpha MI has a nice day use area for the public.
From the Boat launch on part of the Michigamme Reservoir.
Buck Lake outside of Alpha MI has a nice day use area for the public.
In Northern Wisconsin in Deer Mountain State Natural Area you will find Deer Lake Campground
Lake shore with forest in background on part of the vast Michigamme Reservoir.
Lake shore with forest in background on part of the vast Michigamme Reservoir.
Another beautiful picture of a marsh area in the Northwoods.
Another beautiful marsh area exploring in the WI Northwoods.
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