Yosemite work week: Jerry's pictures from July 15, 2004
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Some white wildflowers caught in a thicket of green.
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Red berries.
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Close up.
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Delicate green berries.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but this looks powerfully like the Ivesia we looked for the NEXT day ...
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A nearly-purple bloom.
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I want to call this the corn lily - is that right? It's very plentiful in damp places around the Mariposa grove and Wawona.
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The lily curls and dries as its season nears its end.
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One hardy plant shoots up.
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Tiny orange lilies of some sort.
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A glorious stalk of (could it be?) trumpetvine?
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The danger of the young, fresh, as yet unopened thistle head.
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The treetops of two seriously burned trees. Presumably it's OK for them to topple over whenever they like and in any direction they like.
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Delicate, fresh green among the fallen bark.
Marianne Mueller
Last modified: July 22, 2004
Some white wildflowers caught in a thicket of green.
Red berries.
Close up.
Delicate green berries.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this looks powerfully like the Ivesia we looked for the NEXT day ...
A nearly-purple bloom.
I want to call this the corn lily - is that right? It's very plentiful in damp places around the Mariposa grove and Wawona.
The lily curls and dries as its season nears its end.
One hardy plant shoots up.
Tiny orange lilies of some sort.
A glorious stalk of (could it be?) trumpetvine?
The danger of the young, fresh, as yet unopened thistle head.
The treetops of two seriously burned trees. Presumably it's OK for them to topple over whenever they like and in any direction they like.
Delicate, fresh green among the fallen bark.