This example of Lilium columbianum.  There is a superstition
(or so says my book) that smelling a tiger lily will give you freckles.

This was one of the flowers that was growing in the patch behind our camp site.
There are a couple of things this could be so I'll leave it unnamed.

This was one of the flowers that was growing in the patch behind our camp site.

This little guy was our insect Saviour!  He loved eating black flies and would eat
the flys flying around the deck areas.  He became quite tame (and fat).
I believe this is a Fox Sparrow.

This might also be known as Bellis or English Daisy. This is one of my favorite flower shots. To give you a sense of how important composition look at this shot.

This orchid was growing in a few meters from Twentysix Mile Creek.

As we ascended up Hatchethead Mountain we encountered a clearing with Paintbrush.  As we continued to ascend,
the paintbrush thinned out and disappeared again.