Oregon Wildflowers • Report Detail

Wildflower Report for Seneca or John Day, OR

Location	Seneca or John Day, OR
Date	06/23/2008
Reporter	Chris F. Bednarek
E-mail	acmedesign@msn.com
Comments	Wildflowers in the Logan Valley (between Seneca and the Strawberry Mtns.) are nearing their peak. There are literally acres and acres of Elephant Heads, Camas, a large yellow Paintbrush and Western Bistort (I think) in bloom. While it is not a short trip I would highly recommend it. The meadows are completely flooded, so I think the bloom will continue for weeks. There is also an abundant variety of birds and a sizable herd of Pronghorn Antelope.
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Seneca or John Day, OR

06/23/2008

Wildflowers in the Logan Valley (between Seneca and the Strawberry Mtns.) are nearing their peak. There are literally acres and acres of Elephant Heads, Camas, a large yellow Paintbrush and Western Bistort (I think) in bloom. While it is not a short trip I would highly recommend it. The meadows are completely flooded, so I think the bloom will continue for weeks. There is also an abundant variety of birds and a sizable herd of Pronghorn Antelope.

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