Sucker for Lupines
More lupines, because I could not resist them.
Tag Archives: Yosemite NP
Mist Trail | Yosemite NP
The closer one gets to a waterfall, the wetter becomes the air, the more slippery becomes the footing, and the less inclined one should be to use her camera equipment. […]
Gray’s Lupine (Lupinus grayi)
An erect bloom visually intersected with the diagonal lines of a fallen, decomposing tree. In a recent post of a different Lupine, I noted that nearly 35% of all known […]
Cook’s Meadow Loop in Yosemite NP
Please help me identify this California wildflower.
Flooded Meadow in Yosemite NP
My tripod was set in some very squishy, wet earth.
Hurtling Water over Bridalveil Fall
Water hurtles itself over a rugged cliff at Bridalveil Fall
Harlequin Lupine (Lupinus stiversii)
According to the National Park service, About 26 of the 70 species of lupines in California can be found in Yosemite National Park. Harlequin lupine is the only lupine in […]
Half-Dome in The Fog
Even in Fog, the views are lovely
Snap Mammas 