It's safe to say the warm weather has arrived in New Brunswick. How are you spending these sunny days? Send photos and videos to [email protected].
Gathering fiddleheads in Blissfield, about 78 kilometres southwest of Miramichi. (Submitted by Susan Amos) Mélanie Allain's magnolia tree is now in full bloom at her home in Grande-Digue. The blossoms coincide with Asian Heritage Month, which her family celebrates.
'In ancient times, in China, only Emperors were allowed to own magnolia trees. Luckily now, anyone can have one! Magnolia flowers are appreciated for their beauty and have medicinal properties. They also have a decadent sweet aroma, kind of a cross between a lilac and the tropical frangipani flower,' Allain wrote in her submission to CBC New Brunswick.
(Submitted by Mélanie Allain) With the warmer weather, squirrels are taking a break to soak up the sun, says Ed McNeely, writing from his home in Sussex Corner. (Submitted by Ed McNeely) Beautiful, wild violets growing next to the sidewalk in downtown Fredericton. (Submitted by Celia Jamieson) A rainbow appeared in early May after a light rain on the Mactaquac Park Arm, about 27 kilometres west of Fredericton.
(Submitted by Glynn Norman) Two fox kits exploring a brand new world in St. Stephen. (Submitted by Aaron Marsh).
