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Tonto National Forest FR 4

On a Spring day in April 2008 I saw quite a few different wildflowers and many beautiful scenic views along Telegraph Canyon road.
Owl Clover - Orthocarpus purpurascens
Owl Clover - Orthocarpus purpurascens		 A very large Hedgehog Cactus
A very large Hedgehog Cactus		 Looking toward overlook
Looking toward overlook		 FR 4
FR 4
Mariposa Lily - Calochortus kennedyi
Mariposa Lily - Calochortus kennedyi		 View from overlook
View from overlook		 Canyon
Canyon		 Canyon
Canyon
Rocky Spire in Canyon
Rocky Spire in Canyon		 Canyon
Canyon		 Cattle Guard
Cattle Guard		 The Jeep has just come through a rough section
The Jeep has just come through a rough section
Miniature Wool Star - Eriastrum diffusum
Miniature Wool Star - Eriastrum diffusum		 The Jeep
The Jeep		 Amsonia hirtella var. pogonosepela
Amsonia hirtella var. pogonosepela		 Fleabane Daisy - Erigeron divergens
Fleabane Daisy - Erigeron divergens
Monkey Flower - mimulus guttatus
Monkey Flower - mimulus guttatus		 Blackfoot Daisy - Melampodium leucanthum
Blackfoot Daisy - Melampodium leucanthum		 Cream Cups - Platystemon californicus
Cream Cups - Platystemon californicus		 View from FR 4
View from FR 4
Hedgehog Cactus - Echinocereus species
Hedgehog Cactus - Echinocereus species		 View from FR 4
View from FR 4		 Ratany - Krameria species
Ratany - Krameria species		 Large Saguaro with many arms
Large Saguaro with many arms
Goldfields - Lasthenia chrysostoma
Goldfields - Lasthenia chrysostoma		 FR 4
FR 4		 View from FR 4
View from FR 4

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Jana Baldwin 07-May-2008 00:12
Great Photos Tammy! I especially like the fleabane, cream cups, and the Mariposa Lily! J Baldwin
Guest 15-Apr-2008 03:32
What are the Yellow Flowers?
Hey tammy, what are the yellow flowers -- the cluster of them in the bottom row jpg? I've seen these in my hikes around globe and the pinal mtn foothills. Can you tell me the name (common, latin, whatever?). Looks like you had a great trip out there.... did you see any collared lizards?
~pw
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