Legacy Gallery
Category: Sailor
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Pasqueflower | One of the earliest Spring flowers, a Pasqueflower. This photo was taken by Lynne on 5/8/2005 after a snowstorm. | 0 | 05/10/2005 |
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Pasqueflowers | A nice bunch of Pasqueflowers. Photo taken on 5/6/2005 by Lynne. These flowers were under snow just a few days earlier. The Pasqueflower is one of the earliest flowers to appear at the cabin in Spring. I think they are related to the crocus. | 0 | 05/10/2005 |
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Phlox | This photo of Phlox was taken by Rick on 5/6/2005. It seems a bit early for Phlox, this was the only flowering plant we saw. I am unsure of the exact variety. They bloom in white, purple, and blue mostly along disturbed areas (like roadsides) around the cabin. | 0 | 05/10/2005 |
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Sagebrush Buttercup | Another of the early Spring flowers, Sagebrush Buttercups. This one is emerging from under the snow. Photo taken by Lynne on 5/8/2005. | 0 | 05/10/2005 |
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Sagebrush Buttercups | Photo by Lynne on 5/6/2005. These flowers were under snow just a couple of days earlier. They are among the earliest wildflowers to bloom at the cabin. | 0 | 05/10/2005 |
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First Pink Plume of the Year | This photo was taken by Lynne on 5/18/2005. It is the first Pink Plume we've seen this year. | 0 | 05/19/2005 |
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Mertensia oblongifolia - Bluebell | Photo by Lynne on 5/18/2005. A small bright blue flower. We are not positive of the identification. All our flower books are at the cabin! | 0 | 05/19/2005 |
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Need Help on this One! | Photo by Lynne on 5/18/2005. We don't know what this is or how much more it might bloom. The flower is about 4 inches tall. There are tiny, tiny yellow "flowers" all along the top. | 0 | 05/19/2005 |
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Will ID Tomorrow | Photo by Lynne on 5/18/2005. We need to look this one up. I'll edit this entry when we figure it out. This is a purplish flower on the end of a fairly long stem (12"). | 0 | 05/19/2005 |
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Amanita Muscaria | Also known as Fly Agaric or Fly Amanita. This mushoom is quite poisonous. Photo taken by Rick on 7/24/2004. | 1 | 05/24/2005 |