Location | Pilot Rock trailhead - Jackson County, OR |
Date | 04/04/2015 |
Reporter | Karen Phillips |
kmp_oregon@yahoo.com | |
Comments | Made a quick trip up to the Pilot Rock trailhead and saw the following in bloom: Erythronium klamathense, Fritillaria pudica, Astragalus whitneyi, Lomatium triternatum, L. utriculatum, L. Macrocarpum, Castilleja applegatei, Phoenicaulis cherianthoides, Phlox diffusa and Delphinium nuttalianum. In addition, there were quite a few Hesperochiron pumilus and Frasera albicaulis in bud. It's worth noting that there was no snow at all up there. Also - both the Erythronium and Fritillaria were about half the height they were when I saw them up there around this time last year. |
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Pilot Rock trailhead - Jackson County, OR |
04/04/2015 |
Made a quick trip up to the Pilot Rock trailhead and saw the following in bloom: Erythronium klamathense, Fritillaria pudica, Astragalus whitneyi, Lomatium triternatum, L. utriculatum, L. Macrocarpum, Castilleja applegatei, Phoenicaulis cherianthoides, Phlox diffusa and Delphinium nuttalianum. In addition, there were quite a few Hesperochiron pumilus and Frasera albicaulis in bud. It's worth noting that there was no snow at all up there. Also - both the Erythronium and Fritillaria were about half the height they were when I saw them up there around this time last year. |
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