Idahoeyes:
What is this? A tight cluster of something growing on rose hip bush. My guess is it's a insect nest of some sort.
Idahoeyes:
Red Willow? But, not supposed to be here in Idaho. Will have to look at it again when it puts out buds, leaves or something. There are 400 different species and they are cross-fertile and put out many hybrids.
Idahoeyes:
Butterfly and wasp. Pine White butterfly found in western USA and in southern British Columbia.
Idahoeyes:
Blue Flax was discovered by Meriwether Lewis on the Lewis and Clark Expedition in the late 1700's.
Idahoeyes:
Engelmann's Daisy. Farmers and Ranchers sometimes refer to it as "ice cream" because it is a preference of livestock. Named after Dr. George Engelmann (1809-1884), a German-born botanist and physician of St. Louis. This plant is native to North America.
Idahoeyes:
Engelmann's Daisy. Farmers and Ranchers sometimes refer to it as "ice cream" because it is a preference of livestock. Named after Dr. George Engelmann (1809-1884), a German-born botanist and physician of St. Louis. This plant is native to North America.
Idahoeyes:
Seed heads of Western Salisfy. Goatsbeard. Puffball. Seed parachutes. In the sunflower family.
