The first flowers I photographed were in Wind Cave National Park.
Friday, September 4, 2009
JOTT - Special Edition - American Flora
It's flower time. Since I don't know much about flowers, I'll just present these photos with their locations.
The first flowers I photographed were in Wind Cave National Park.
Then Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
But Glacier National Park was really the high point for wildflowers (and the occasional mushroom).










After Glacier, I next saw a number of flowers in Yellowstone National Park.



From Yellowstone, I went a few days without seeing many. Then I chanced upon the Steamboat Springs Botanical Garden.



Spending a morning walking around Breckenridge, CO revealed several gems.

And how can we forget the fake roses in the woods above Lake Dillon?
A couple of days later in Aspen...
This Dandelion was the size of my fist.
And the day after that in Ouray, CO.
And the final flowers I saw before heading out across the barren expanses of the Nevada desert were at the Santa Fe skiing area.

Stay tuned for more special editions!
The first flowers I photographed were in Wind Cave National Park.
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