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Mount Hood Wildflowers

Most of these photos were taken July 20 during a Field Trip sponsored by the Audubon Society of Portland. The trip went to Umbrella Falls Trail near Mount Hood Meadows ski area. The leader was Don Jacobson who is a professional photographer and excellent instructor of botany and the native flora of the region.

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Washington Lily, Lilium washingtonianum
Washington Lily, Lilium washingtonianum		 Washington Lily, Lilium washingtonianum
Washington Lily, Lilium washingtonianum		 Washington Lily, Lilium washingtonianum
Washington Lily, Lilium washingtonianum		 Tongue-leaf Luina, Raneria-or-Luina stricta
Tongue-leaf Luina, Raneria-or-Luina stricta
Subalpine Spiraea, Spriraea densiflora
Subalpine Spiraea, Spriraea densiflora		 Subalpine Maraposa Lily, Calocortus subalpinus
Subalpine Maraposa Lily, Calocortus subalpinus		 Subalpine Maraposa Lily, Calocortus subalpinus
Subalpine Maraposa Lily, Calocortus subalpinus		 Subalpine Maraposa Lily, Calocortus subalpinus
Subalpine Maraposa Lily, Calocortus subalpinus
Shooting Star, Dodecatheon pulchellum
Shooting Star, Dodecatheon pulchellum		 Wood or Stream Violet, Viola glabella
Wood or Stream Violet, Viola glabella		 Marsh Violet, Viola palustris
Marsh Violet, Viola palustris		 Macloskey's Violet, Viola Macloskeyi
Macloskey's Violet, Viola Macloskeyi
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Guest 13-Sep-2012 17:45
Diana, not sure if teleport address still works but I am trying to reach you about a birding trip. send me your address if it has changed, Judy, jmeredit@bendnet.com
lois 26-Jun-2012 23:13
I have two questions.
1.I've been trying for so.o.o long to find a trail on Mt Hood that I was on years ago. I do remember it being a fairly hard climb but we round a bend in the trail & to our right was a hilside of the Lilium Washontonianum & direct ahead was a stunning view of Mt Hood.
Does this trail sound familiar?

2Also, I have been waiting for the snow to melt off the Umbrella Falls trail. Do I keep hiking to Hood River Meadows, past the Falls junction, to catch this lily. Are they seen here & there or could I be lucky enough to see a field of them?
Steve Engel 22-Jul-2008 21:20
Hi Diana,
Great photos, thanks for letting me know!
steve
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