A camp surrounded by colorful foliage seen on the banks of the Salmon Falls River in Lebanon on October 10.
Jim Keshishian of Westbrook stretches his shoulders while walking along a path through the Eastern Promenade on October 2.
Trees changing colors line a cove on Little Ossipee Lake in Waterboro.
A blue sky sets off yellow leaves in Cape Elizabeth.
Foliage is beginning to show on the treetops looking west towards the mountains from Cornish on October 9.
Fallen leaves float at sunset in a Hinckley Park pond in South Portland
Foliage is just beginning to show around Sokokis Lake in Limerick on October 9.
Last year Maine saw its 4th warmest fall since it began keeping records in 1895. this year's foliage on display at Riverside Memorial Cemetery in Cape Elizabeth.
The annual color reveal begins when shorter days and colder temperatures prompt trees to prepare for winter. Autumn light falls on a farmhouse and changing trees on the road between Lebanon and Sanford.
The last of the day’s light shines on colorful trees lining Mast Road in Alfred.
Groups of people take in the view of fall foliage from atop Bradbury Mountain on October 9.
Colorful fall leaves begin to cover a truck sitting at the edge of the woods in a backyard in Sanford on October 10.
Temperature is not the only driver of fall foliage timing or brilliance. Drought, storms, and pestilence can disrupt or even derail peak foliage.
A stone bridge surrounded by fall foliage seen in Alfred on Thursday.
Colorful trees line Mast Road in Alfred.
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