Morning Walk Photos 6/1/2018

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I started out my first day of June with a quick walk before heading into the office. It was pretty cloudy out and I wasn't quick enough to get a photo of a coot before it flew off. But, I still managed to get a few photos before heading back to my car.






Location: Edgewater Park, McKinley Beach Rd, Beaver Dam, WI 53916, USA

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