I went to The Bluff Trail on a very wet Saturday, June 6, 2015 to greet hikers on behalf of WRWEO, the organization that maintains The Bluff Trail. I met only four people over 4 hours, so I had lots of time to enjoy the wildflowers and textures of plants on The Bluff Trail. A few that caught my attention are shown below. A YouTube Video offers more description and context. - David P Click on photos for larger versions. | ![]() Goldthread |
![]() Wild lily of the valley |
![]() Lungwort lichens on red maple |
![]() Bunchberry |
![]() Pink lady's slipper |
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![]() Cinnamon fern |
![]() Labrador tea |
![]() Lowbush blueberry |
![]() Black huckleberry |
![]() Rhodora in bud |
![]() Unfolding leaves of big-toothed aspen |
![]() First flowers on chokeberry |
![]() Rock tripe lichen |
![]() Teaberry or wintergreen |
![]() Witherod or wild raisin |
![]() Developing flowers on witherod |
![]() Mountain holly by Cranberry Lake |
![]() Rhodora in full bloom by the lake |