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The road from the airport.
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A spectacular gentian (Swertia bimaculata)
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Viburnum betulifolium in full fruit
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Clerodendron bungei in fruit
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Wild hops (Humulus)
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Professor Lu (blue jacket), Professor Yin Kaipu (red jacket) and Changbao Tian
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Mrs. Ling Qi, Director of the Huanglong Nature Reserve (and me)
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Yak with sliced garlic - excellent!
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Professor Yin Kaipu and me
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Perfect weather on Wednesday
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More mountains
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Sorbus in fruit
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Juniper bark
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An old juniper tree covered with mosses and lichens
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Definitely a spruce
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Birch (Betula albosinensis) with great bark
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Fall colors in a Sorbus (mountain ash)
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Fruits on a Sorbus going from white to pink
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Juniper with young seed cone
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Giant rhododendrons
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Looking up into the rhododendrons
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Fall colors just starting near tree line
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Larch in the center
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Fall colors
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Michael Dosmann and Tony Aiello
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The amazing mineral pools of Huanglong
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The amazing mineral pools of Huanglong
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Clouds moving in and new snow above tree line
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One of the sites where E.H. Wilson took a photograph in 1908 (left) and where Professor Yin Kaipu rephotographed the scene a century later
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Kang Wang, Xinfen Gao, Michael Dosmann, and Tony Aiello gathering plant material
