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Thursday, November 15, 2007

Some strays, and some from this June.

This was a challenge for me, somehow. Once my friend Collin told me what it was I found it everywhere. It's from way back in 2006. Anyway here it is:
Rubus arcticus


This one isn't quite so late-from April:
Ribes triste


And these are from June-just a roadside stop in the rain on the way home from a visit to Vernon:
Hieracium aurantiacum


Lilium columbianum


Myosotis sylvatica

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Some wildflowers from B.C. - July 2006

These are from our trip to the Shuswap Lakes in British Columbia. It was a beautiful trip, and I saw lots of unusual flowers, some of which I posted below back in July.


Calochortus macrocarpus


Gaillardia aristata


Prunella vulgaris


Apocynum androsaemifolium

Sunday, July 8, 2007

Some new wildflowers just finished...

Clematis occidentalis


Allium cernuum


Monotropa uniflora


Aster canescens


Cypripedium calceolus


Aralia nudicaulis


Maianthemum canadense


Ledum groenlandicum


You can see by the dates on these that I took a while to get them id'd and done up, but they're coming along now. There're quite a few more, however. Some of you probably remember me finding some of these flowers while we were vacationing together. Others were taken while Gerard and I were on some of our weekend adventures.

Sunday, July 1, 2007

Expedition to Vernon June 23, 2007





We thought we'd head to Saskatchewan for a change last weekend when we had a few days off. However when Gerard's sister called needing help with her fence in Vernon, British Columbia, our direction changed entirely. It's been a dry spring for me as a photographer with nothing to post since April , even though the weather was good and wet, and flowers have been everywhere. We'll start summer off with these few I took on the way home from Vernon on the roadside. I'd been trying to get Gerard to stop for a while when finally a pull-out came up with flowers all around, and waterfalls, too. I took off in one direction down the road on a flower hunt, and he took off up into the hills for waterfall photos. It started raining - it had been raining off and on all day - so we got a little wet and had alot of fun.

Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Vancouver Island - April 2007













That was the best girls weekend ever. We stayed at Kingfisher Resort and Spa near Courtenay, right on the beach.