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Showing posts with label Liliaceae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liliaceae. Show all posts
05 February 2022

Scoliopus bigelovii

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I was out on the northern California coast last weekend for the excellent low tide series. Saturday night I camped at Stillwater Cove Reg...
22 July 2017

Glacier wildflowers

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Flowers were abundant throughout Glacier , from the lower elevations at Apgar and St. Mary’s to above 6500 ft at Logan Pass. Bear gra...
06 July 2017

Paradise

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Mt. Rainier from the east. The luminous peak of Mt. Rainier is omnipresent in central Washington , visible near Olympia , looming in ...
24 September 2016

Incredible plants: tiger lilies

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Lilium columbianum , near Comet Falls, Mt. Rainier National Park, July 2016. Lilies are a stunning group of flowering plants, and many...
31 July 2016

Snow Lake, Mt. Rainier National Park

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Snow lake, the southern end. Alpine lakes are one of my favorite destinations in the mountain wildernesses of the Pacific states. At hi...
18 July 2016

Comet Falls, Mt. Rainier National Park

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Last week was my first visit to Mt. Rainier National Park in central Washington . The peak at the center of the park is the highest mou...
20 July 2013

The Elwha

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This post continues the narrative of my trip in early July to the Olympic Peninsula and Whidbey Island. Our second night on the Olympic p...
16 March 2013

Incredible plants: Calochortus

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Calochortus luteus  from Santa Cruz Island, CA, 2012. One of my favorite groups of flowers is the genus Calochortus in the lily family (...