PEI·PhotosYour P.E.I.: Signs of the season
One week into May and it seems safe to assume that snow and frigid temperature are a thing of the past.
Lobster season started on time, many seasonal attractions have opened, and foxes are starting to have kits
Jesara Sinclair · CBC News
· A boat heads out for setting day in Tignish, P.E.I. (Submitted by Rhonda Gallant)One week into May and it seems safe to assume that snow and frigid temperature are a thing of the past.
Lobster season started on time, many seasonal attractions have opened, and foxes are starting to have kits.
And you've been sharing your photos of spring with us.
This colourful view pops against the clouds. (Submitted by Alana Sprague) A fox and her kit share a moment in Charlottetown. (Submitted by Myrna Dixon Mellish) The birds have returned to P.E.I. skies. (Submitted by David Lord-Riehl) Oyster fishermen work at a falling tide in Stewart Cove. (Submitted by Ernie MacAulay) The weather was nice enough for a bike ride in Cavendish, P.E.I. (Submitted by Marie Shartner Gilchrist) 'I ain't lyin' when I say the south shore is also scenic.' (Submitted by Brett Sanderson) Covehead wharf is ready for the lobster season. (Submitted by Dianne Townshend) The smelt run had a captive audience at the Smelt Festival at The Shepherd's Farm in Pisquid, P.E.I. (Submitted by Bethany Jane) Zoom in on spring, with this perfect weather. (Submitted by D'Arcy Horton) 'At the crick.' (Submitted by Brian Paterson) It isn't spring without a few days of rain, and a bit of fog over the rolling fields. (Submitted by Cathy Cassie) The deep blue of the water is inviting. (Submitted by Matt Smith) Are you snapping shots of the Island, too? Send us your photos of adorable wildlife, beautiful scenery and stunning sunsets through a direct message on the CBC Prince Edward Island Facebook page, tag us on Instagram @CBCPEI, tweet us @CBCPEI or submit to Compass Photo of the Day.
