Canada May flowers in June
Terra Nova National Park protects the boreal forest and coastal area on the Bonavista Sea. The forest is dominated by Black spruce and Balsam fir. There is a healthy number of larch or Tuckamore as they seem to be called here. Some folks call them jumiper too. They are a deciduous conifer, Most of the trees we saw were just beginning to grow needles. They are as soft as a feather.
American fly honeysuckle
Rhodora (Rhododendron canadense) was blooming during our visit here.
map lichen
Later in the day, we visited Trinity, a coastal community with many colorful buildings and a hug church.
Church built by ship builders
Engraved silver disk embedded in a Mahogany table describes the place where the tree was taken.
Worm tunnels in the mahogany table
An arch!
Batismal in the church
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