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| Location | Dog Mountain |
| Date | 04/21/2018 |
| Reporter | Sandeep K |
| sandeep900@gmail.com | |
| Comments | Reached trailhead at 8:00 and began hiking amidst few raindrops and cracks of sunshine. Lower elevations had some bloom (30-50%) and the topmost meadows barely had any. We spotted orange paintbrush, purple Pacific trillium, either storksbill or geranium, blue-eyed Mary and a light-pink colored flower that we are unable to recognize. The yellow balsamroot is starting to bud and a week or two`s worth of sunshine might lead to a full bloom by mid-May. Good hike! |
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| Dog Mountain |
| 04/21/2018 |
| Reached trailhead at 8:00 and began hiking amidst few raindrops and cracks of sunshine. Lower elevations had some bloom (30-50%) and the topmost meadows barely had any. We spotted orange paintbrush, purple Pacific trillium, either storksbill or geranium, blue-eyed Mary and a light-pink colored flower that we are unable to recognize. The yellow balsamroot is starting to bud and a week or two`s worth of sunshine might lead to a full bloom by mid-May. Good hike! |
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