Veratrum? Corn Lily? At Little Crater Lake, Mt. Hood National Forest
Lupine at Little Crater Lake, Mt. Hood National Forest
Solomon Seal, Timothy Lake, Mt. Hood National Forest
Bunchberry, Elevation 3500 Feet, on the trail to Tamanawas Falls
Penstemon at a talus fall by Tamanawas Falls, Mt. Hood National Forest
Rock supporting all kinds of plant life: cedar, fern, clover, and moss. In Polallie Creek, Mt. Hood National Forest, OR
Rhododendrons thrive in the moist shade. Volcanic plug in background. Bonneville Dam, OR
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I love the rhodedrendons! That’s not a common California plant!
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Lovely pictures, lovely flowers, and a lovely red-head stretching his leash into the foreground.
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