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Frosty Drummonds Cinquefoil
Love it when the species is actually a "species complex". Thistle is another example - many look similar and might be hybrids.
Species: Potentilla drummondii (Drummond's cinquefoil)

John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2023 to 2005 > July 2016 > Frosty Drummonds Cinquefoil

Jeffreys Shootingstar
I have a soft spot for Shootingstar - I smile when I see them growing.
Species: Primula jeffreyi (Tall mountain shooting star, Jeffrey's shooting star)

John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2023 to 2005 > July 2016 > Jeffreys Shootingstar

Juvenile Golden-Crowned Kinglet
The Juvenile's do look quite different from the mature examples. This bird was gleening as part of a larger flock. By the time I got my camera on a tripod, the flock had mostly moved on.

I have another photo with a better view of the wing bars.

Species: Regulus satrapa (Golden-crowned Kinglet)

John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2023 to 2005 > July 2016 > Juvenile Golden-Crowned Kinglet

Fog On Early Morning Lake
Three images joined in photoshop.
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2023 to 2005 > July 2016 > Fog On Early Morning Lake

Lake Fog As Sun Rises
Lake Fog As Sun Rises
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2023 to 2005 > July 2016 > Lake Fog As Sun Rises

Pre Sunrise Fog
Pre Sunrise Fog
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2023 to 2005 > July 2016 > Pre Sunrise Fog

Sun Burning Off Morning Fog
Sun Burning Off Morning Fog
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2023 to 2005 > July 2016 > Sun Burning Off Morning Fog

Looking Over Snow Covered Logged Valley
Looking Over Snow Covered Logged Valley
John Harvey Photo > Pictures of People > 03_2007 > Looking Over Snow Covered Logged Valley

More Difficult
More Difficult
John Harvey Photo > Pictures of People > 03_2007 > More Difficult

Helen In Meadow
Helen In Meadow
People: Helen

John Harvey Photo > Pictures of People > 03_2007 > Helen In Meadow

Helen Skiing In Taller Trees
Helen Skiing In Taller Trees
John Harvey Photo > Pictures of People > 03_2007 > Helen Skiing In Taller Trees

Stairs Up Path
Stairs Up Path
John Harvey Photo > A Weekend in Comox > Stairs Up Path

Lake With Ski Runs In Background
These shallow lakes actually had fish in them, but I'm sure they were a source for many of the mosquitoes up there.
John Harvey Photo > A Weekend in Comox > Lake With Ski Runs In Background

Canadian Dogwood
Or Cornus canadensis to closer friends. The white parts (pedals to those not in the know) are actually bracts modified leaves. The flowers are the tiny green things in the very center that I didn't get close enough to see.
Species: Cornus canadensis (Canadian Dogwood, Canadian bunchberry)

John Harvey Photo > A Weekend in Comox > Canadian Dogwood

Trail Half Covered In Snow
I suspect that the trail has a gap in the canopy over it which is why there is more snow on the ground on the trail than other places.
John Harvey Photo > A Weekend in Comox > Trail Half Covered In Snow

Marsh Marigolds In Grasses
I believe this is Marsh Marigold - Caltha biflora. This plant seems to love the water - I only found it in very boggy bits where snow pack or a small stream kept the ground saturated.
Species: Caltha leptosepala (White Marsh Marigold)

John Harvey Photo > A Weekend in Comox > Marsh Marigolds In Grasses

Marigold In Moss
It amazes me that this same species can be found in so many different places - how could this plant get from one mountain to another, let alone from the mainland to Vancouver Island.
Species: Caltha leptosepala (White Marsh Marigold)

John Harvey Photo > A Weekend in Comox > Marigold In Moss

Village From Meadow
Village From Meadow
John Harvey Photo > A Weekend in Comox > Village From Meadow

Boardwalk In Meadow
Boardwalk In Meadow
John Harvey Photo > A Weekend in Comox > Boardwalk In Meadow