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Maidenhair Fern Creekside Mark And Mike At Summit Patch Of Ginger Bee On Stonecrop Cultus Lake Saturday Market
Mark And Mike At Summit I was quite happy with the silhouette but I have to admit it was purely accidental. Looking down on clouds is always cool.
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Maidenhair Fern Creekside Maidenhair Fern is one of my favorite plants - it grows in very moist places and is very widely distributed in BC.
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View Point View Point
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Red Columbine This is pretty flower no matter where you find it - beach side, road side or alpine.
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Columbia Lily From Below I don't do enough flower photos where you can see blue behind.
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Phlox Phlox
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Wild Strawberry Strawberry was quite common on this trip, but we never found a ripe one. Even though the commercial berry season is over, the alpine season has yet to begin.
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Bee On Stonecrop I like the bright yellow flowers on Stonecrops.
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Wall Of Lupine Wall Of Lupine
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Patch Of Ginger Ginger is interesting because the flowers are below the level of leaves. This is the first time I've been able to identify it in the field. I learned what this plant looked like from an ornamental variety at a nursery.
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