The generic name for these flowers is "little sunflower". If you look closely at the next picture you can see scattered blue patches of lupine. (click on picture in enlarge)
Until next post, Thanks for following my Yellowstone adventure. David
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Yellowstone Wildflowers
I'm not sure if it is the warm weather of the past month or the amount of snow melt from the heavy snowfall of last winter but the wildflowers are wonderful at this time. I took a short drive before work on Monday and took these pictures on the north slope of Mount Washburn.
The generic name for these flowers is "little sunflower". If you look closely at the next picture you can see scattered blue patches of lupine. (click on picture in enlarge)
Until next post, Thanks for following my Yellowstone adventure. David
The generic name for these flowers is "little sunflower". If you look closely at the next picture you can see scattered blue patches of lupine. (click on picture in enlarge)
Until next post, Thanks for following my Yellowstone adventure. David
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