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Michigan in Pictures
Photos from the Great Lakes State
- Fly High at the Grand Haven Kite Festival!on May 15, 2026
The annual Kite Festival at Grand Haven takes place THIS Saturday & Sunday (May 16 & 17, 2026).
- The Pack is Back: Wolf population up on Isle Royaleon May 14, 2026
The Isle Royale wolf population has reached the highest level in nearly 50 years.
- American Kestrel helping Michigan Cherry farmerson May 13, 2026
Northern Michigan cherry farmers are turning to the tiny American kestrel to protect orchards from pests!
- Flower Day 2026 at Eastern Market plus Tuesday Markets!on May 12, 2026
The amazing Flower Day takes place this Sunday, May 18 2026 from 7am - 5pm at Eastern Market in Detroit.
- The Eastern Red-backed Salamander is ready for a closeupon May 11, 2026
This colorful species is by far the most common species of salamander which inhabits Michigan.
- Under the waves at Point Betsie Lighthouseon May 8, 2026
In the summer of 2026, Point Betsie Lighthouse in Benzie County will be replacing their iconic erosion protection system.
- Drones coming to the Great Lakeson May 7, 2026
The USGS Great Lakes District will deploy autonomous drones to support Coast Guard missions on the Great Lakes from May to October this year.
- World’s oldest Loons return to Seney, drama ensueson May 5, 2026
A report by Damon McCormick of Common Coast Research & Conservation that provides a passionate look at the World's Oldest Loons battling over breeding territory.
- Reflectionson May 4, 2026
"By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest." - Confucius
- 300k for May Day!on May 1, 2026
I was very happy when I learned that the 300,000th picture posted was by a longtime contributor to Michigan in Pictures whose work has been featured so often.
