Some June Widflowers of Eastern Washington State

beautiful

Thanks Misty

Wow!  You took some great shots, and you know what they are!!!!

Thanks Ann

no really I don't know what they all are.

Well you knew more of them than I did!!!

Your salmonberry looks so much like our thimbleberry that I had to look them up.  The thimbleberry is Rubus parviflorus and the salmonberry is Rubus spectabilis.

Ya know what I think I had better check that out

Thanks John

Gorgeous photos!  That vetch, we call it Crown Vetch here (not sure why?) but it is everywhere!  They thought it a good idea to plant in medians on the highway and now its just everywhere!

Thes are growing on a forested hillside

Thanks Pamela

Yeah, so marvelous !!!

Thanks Peter  your so sweet

Excellent photos Vivian.

Thanks Carol

Wonderful photos! Awesome!

Thanks Ginger

Thanks  I enjoyed every  photo....They are beautiful...Missy

Thanks Marlene

Great photos!

Thanks Rodney

very pretty

Thanks Lora

Gorgeous photos I loved all of them

Thanks Lori

What a beautiful collection of photos Vivian.  Thanks.

Thanks Margieanne

Those are simply beautifil Vivian.

Thanks Bob

lovely!  I took some close ups of Starla's flowers but haven't looked to see how they turned out yet

Thanks Marsha

Lovely shots Vivian. I love the lupine.

Thanks Kay

Beautiful Photos!

Thanks Elaine

You're making me homesick.  I lived in Eugene, OR for 12 years - and I miss the wildflowers.  Once I found an albino wild iris...

Your pics are really good.  I have trouble holding my camera still.  Did you use a tripod?

btw leaf is wrong for hyacinth, I think.  Damn! I used to know these.  How quickly we forget!

I wasn't sure and I didn't really get the whole plant. My bad Thanjks Sarah

I was all set to hear the rest of Sarah's story about the albino wild irishman that she found in Oregon, and then she ellipsis-ed it!

I love wild flowers, these are all so pretty.  I'm glad you know what most of them are, not that I'll remember their names but it's nice to know.

Thanks so much for sharing with my group.

Thanks Nana

I only know common names and some still stump me

Exotic captures. Wild flowers ar ewnderful.

volunteers are special  aren't they ?

Thanks David

Beauty!  I really miss Washington in the springtime... or anytime.

beautiful pictures

I want to be "a relative of the onion"... multi-layered, able to make people cry, but very tasty when properly prepared!

Vivian ,I love the wildflowers ,insignificant to some ,but so pretty. A great photo essay !