We finally returned to the new section of the Jackson River Scenic Trail today. It's a beautiful 6.6 mile ride from the Smith Bridge parking lot to the northern end of the trail.
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| A small fawn stood "frozen" for several minutes. The translucent ears are enormous! |
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| A closer look at the fawn's head. |
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| At the northern end of the trail, about a dozen turkey vultures were flying through the woods. Here's a look at three of them. |
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| Common teasel may be an invasive alien species, but the butterflies seemed to like it. |
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| This power line pole had a tree grow into its guide-wires. |
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| That's a fairly substantial log (12" diameter?) hanging on the guide-wire. |
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