Walking...wildlife watching, quite unlike Patsy Cline reasons. My walking perspective, six days ago on the south side (grassland) of Mount Sentinel (Missoula) and along forested Howard Creek this morning:
Found four wildflower species on Mount Sentinel, all lovely against the greening grasses.
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Little Larkspur |
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Bonneville Shootingstar |
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Few-flowered Shootingstar |
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Nineleaf Biscuitroot |
At Howard Creek discovered one species of lichen that was a "lifer" and cyanobacteria that resembles lichen:
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Psora nipponica or Butterfly scale |
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Cyanobacteria (rounded balls) |
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