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Rocky Mountain wildflowers and orchids 2010

From August 6th-23rd, 2010 the Nelsons were lucky enough to visit some very scenic areas in Wyoming, Utah and South Dakota. Some choice plant species were encountered along the way...
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37) Spiranthes diluvialis, close-up.
37) Spiranthes diluvialis, close-up.		 38) The lofty ramparts of Mt. Timpanogos, near Provo, Utah.
38) The lofty ramparts of Mt. Timpanogos, near Provo, Utah.		 (39-45) Grand Teton Nat'l Park, Wyo. Lupinus spp. with the magnificent Teton Range in the background.
(39-45) Grand Teton Nat'l Park, Wyo. Lupinus spp. with the magnificent Teton Range in the background.		 40) Lupinus spp. close-up.
40) Lupinus spp. close-up.
41) Christina at Leigh Lake, w. the Grand Teton (elev. 13,770 ft.) in the background.
41) Christina at Leigh Lake, w. the Grand Teton (elev. 13,770 ft.) in the background.		 42) Chimaphila umbellata (Pipsissewa)
42) Chimaphila umbellata (Pipsissewa)		 43) close-up of Chimaphila umbellata.
43) close-up of Chimaphila umbellata.		 44) A huge roadside clump of Epilobium canun near Jenny Lake. This is the only sighting of this species for us in the park.
44) A huge roadside clump of Epilobium canun near Jenny Lake. This is the only sighting of this species for us in the park.
45) A herd of bison in Yellowstone Nat'l Park, Wyo.
45) A herd of bison in Yellowstone Nat'l Park, Wyo.		 46) Mimulus lewisii (Lewis monkeyflower) near east entrance of Yellowstone.
46) Mimulus lewisii (Lewis monkeyflower) near east entrance of Yellowstone.		 47) M. lewisii
47) M. lewisii		 48) M. lewisii, close-up.
48) M. lewisii, close-up.
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George Barrus 26-Oct-2010 16:28
Hi Tom

My extended family is one of the "others" who greatly enjoy your enthusiaism and photographic expertise and reports. Many thanks. Keep your lens cap off and your trigger finger at the ready. Best, george
shirley 15-Oct-2010 16:40
Another beautiful display from Mother Nature. Very professionally done, Tom. To be enjoyed by many.
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