Wildflowers often take over the landscape, sometimes flooding it with one color and other times providing a bouquet of colors to feast your eyes upon. Sometimes wildflowers merely accentuate a scenic view. Here we integrate the wildflowers into the landscape.
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Perdue > Mule-ears and Dandelions make a delightful show in Antelope Basin (in Montana)on the first day of summer 2008.
Perdue > Field of Dandelion Wildflowers along Gravelly Range Ridge Road, Montana. July 24, 2008
Perdue > Great wildflower year in 2004 in Sawtelle Meadows, next to Henry's Lake, Idaho. Red Rock Pass road in the photo.
Perdue > Dandelions and East Centennial Mountains of the Rocky Mountains, near Island Park, Idaho. June 2008
Perdue > Field of Shooting Stars wildflowers in Meadow Vue Ranch, next to RedRock RV Park, Island Park, Idaho (Sawtelle Meadows). June 19, 2008
Perdue > A Field of Glacier Lilies with Aspens in early Spring, near RedRock RV Park, near Island Park, Idaho. May 2008.
Perdue > Wildflowers on the Gravelly Range Ridge Road. July 2004
Perdue > Roadside Lupine in Big Bend National Park, Texas.
Perdue > Wildflowers in DeAnza Borrego Springs State Park.
Great wildflower year in 2004 in Sawtelle Meadows, next to Henry's Lake, Idaho. Red Rock Pass road in the photo.
> Great wildflower year in 2004 in Sawtelle Meadows, next to Henry's Lake, Idaho. Red Rock Pass road in the photo.
Great wildflower year in 2004 in Sawtelle Meadows, next to Henry's Lake, Idaho. Red Rock Pass road in the photo.
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