This gallery is missing 1 or more entries in the database Whiskey Dick Wildlife Area | Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest

Latin Common

Genus

Red Yellow White Blue Orange Green / Brown

3 or 6 petals 4 petals 5 irregular petals 5 symmetrical petals (ovary superior) 5 symmetrical petals (ovary inferior) 5 irregular petals forming a tube 5 symmetrical petals forming a tube 5 petals joined into a bell

All composites Anthemis tribe Aster tribe Chicory tribe Thistle tribe Thoroughwort tribe Sunflower tribe Everlasting tribe Senecio tribe

Many petals No obvious petals

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Turner Photographics - Wildflowers

Whiskey Dick Wildlife Area

April 25, 2009

The Whiskey Dick Wildlife area is east of Ellensburg, Washington. Open wind-swept ridges are home to numerous spring wildflowers.

Hooker's Balsamroot

Hooker's Balsamroot

Prairie Lupine

Sagebrush Violets

Hooker's Balsamroot, Prairie Lupine, Hood's Phlox among Big Sagebrush

Sagebrush Violets

Sagebrush Violets

Sagebrush Buttercups

Sagebrush Buttercups

Sagebrush Buttercups

Sagebrush Buttercups

Sagebrush Buttercups

Showy Phlox among Bluebunch Wheatgrass on Yakima Canyon hillside

Showy Phlox among Bluebunch Wheatgrass on Yakima Canyon hillside

Showy Phlox among Bluebunch Wheatgrass on Yakima Canyon hillside

Hooker's Balsamroot, Showy Phlox among Bluebunch Wheatgrass on Yakima Canyon hillside

Hooker's Balsamroot, Showy Phlox among Bluebunch Wheatgrass on Yakima Canyon hillside

Hooker's Balsamroot, Showy Phlox among Bluebunch Wheatgrass on Yakima Canyon hillside

Hooker's Balsamroot, Showy Phlox among Bluebunch Wheatgrass on Yakima Canyon hillside

Hooker's Balsamroot