Wildflowers

125 Pictures: 1-20 , 20-40 , 40-60 , 60-80 , 80-100 , 100-120 , 120-125

Butterfly on Thistle (07/02/2008) A butterfly graces a thistle in Neff Canyon.

Wet Penstemon (06/16/2009) The penstemon are enjoying an unusually wet Spring.

Buttercup (05/15/2007) The area around Lake Blanche was covered with this delightful alpine buttercups.

Alpine buttercup (05/15/2007) The flowers of the alpine buttercups near Lake Blanche have an glistening white sheen.

Spring Beauties (05/19/2006) These little Spring Beauties were growing under a on the trail in Neffs Canyon. Watch where you tread. Don't stomp on beautiful things. These are the in Purslane Family (Portulacaceae Claytonia ???).

Wallflowers (05/19/2006) Wall Flowers (Brassicaceae Erysimum spp.) along the road to The Terraces in Mill Creek Canyon.

Wallflower Collection (05/19/2006) A collection of Wallflowers at The Terraces in Mill Creek Canyon.

Oregon Grape (05/19/2006) This picture shows Oregon Grapes in bloom. They are the in Mahonia genus of the Berberidaceae family.

Waterleaf (05/19/2006) Waterleaf (also called Woolen-Breeches or Cat-Breeches) along the Bowman Trail in the Wasatch Mountains (Family: Hydrophyllaceae, Genus: Hydrophyllum). It was raining when I took this picture; so there's water on the waterleaf.

Waterleaf in Bloom (05/19/2006) Waterleaf (also called Woolen-Breeches or Cat-Breeches) along the Bowman Trail in the Wasatch Mountains (Family: Hydrophyllaceae, Genus: Hydrophyllum).

Arnica (05/19/2006) Arnica growing along the Bowman Trail. Arnica is in the Sunflower family (Asteraceae)

Arnica (05/19/2006) Arnica blooming in the early Spring. Arnica is in the Asteraceae (sunflower) family.

Spring Beaty (05/08/2001) Taken in Bells Canyon in the Wasatch Mountains.

Native Dandylion (05/26/2001) A Native Flower similar to the dandylion...near Mount Borah (taken with autofocus camera).

Black Tops (08/27/2001) Autofocus cameras rarely work with flowers.

Thimble Berries (06/02/2002) These bright white thimble berry flowers will turn into delectible berries.

Buttercups (04/27/2006) I believe this is the subalpine buttercup. It is in the Ranunculaceae family. They bloom shortly after the snow melt.

Spring Beauty (04/27/2006) I focused on the white Spring Beauty with three yellow buttercups in the foreground.

Spring Lily (04/27/2006) An Glacial Lily preparing to Spring.

Spring Beauty (04/27/2006) Trying to get a close up of a Spring Beauty.

125 Pictures: 1-20 , 20-40 , 40-60 , 60-80 , 80-100 , 100-120 , 120-125