Wildflowers are nature's vanity. Showing themselves every year with the wish to attract as many insects and animals as possible to show off their beauty. Each year is a delightful treasure hunt to find the most beautiful.
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Perdue > Beautiful meadow rue flower getting ready to bloom. Red Rock RV Park (forest across the street). May 31, 2008.
Perdue > Diamond-leaf Saxifrage blooming in sagebrush at a cattle ranch near Island Park, Idaho. June 5, 2008 (Saxifraga rhomboidea)
Perdue > White Mule's Ears (Wyethia helianthoides)blooms in field across from RedRock RV Park in Island Park, Idaho, June 15, 2008.
Perdue > This is the backside of the Mule's Ears wildflower. Island Park, ID. June 15, 2008.
Perdue > On the left is the white mule ear and the right is a hybrid between it and the yellow variety. Island Park, Idaho. June 22, 2008
Perdue > pale-yellow Mule's Ears (Wyethia cusickii) in Island Park, Idaho along Red Rock Road. June 11, 2009
Perdue > Pale-yellow Mule's Ears near Island Park, Idaho. June 12, 2009
Perdue > Closeup of Pale Yellow Mule's Ears flower showing stamens, pistols, etc. July 11, 2009 Idaho.
Perdue > Nuttall's rockcress is a very small but beautiful wildflower with white or pink/purple flowers, found in forest near Island Park, Idaho. June 2008.
Beautiful meadow rue flower getting ready to bloom. Red Rock RV Park (forest across the street). May 31, 2008.
> Beautiful meadow rue flower getting ready to bloom. Red Rock RV Park (forest across the street). May 31, 2008.
Beautiful meadow rue flower getting ready to bloom. Red Rock RV Park (forest across the street). May 31, 2008.
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