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.
Pale-yellow Mule's Ears near Island Park, Idaho. June 12, 2009
> Pale-yellow Mule's Ears near Island Park, Idaho. June 12, 2009
Pale-yellow Mule's Ears near Island Park, Idaho. June 12, 2009
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