- Garry oaks with hummingbirds sitting in them
- Fields of camas
- Erythronium seed pods
- Deadly white camas
- Beautiful ocean and mountains views
- A chocolate lily or two if your lucky
- and a few naked old men sun tanning, which I especially didn't want to be seen stumbling upon with a camera in my hands (to be honest though, I'll suffer through the peripheral view of wrinkly old man scrotum for the site of a Fritillaria).
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| No naked people in this one, just camas and butter cups. |
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| Fritillaria lanceolata |
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| Moving in for the money shot. |
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| Zygadenus venenosus with a ripening Camassia quamash |
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| I heard this little guys call and was lucky to spot him in a Garry Oak. |
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| How many crabs can you spot? |
Someday I vow to take a marine biology coarse. All of the plants and animals I see in the ocean are so foreign its like some sort of crazy sci fi alien water world, So much so that every time I sit and watch a tidal zone I think "Mean while, in the ocean....". I wouldn't be surprised if there really were mermaids hiding somewhere out there in the great wide open with giant squid and singing schools of rainbow fish.
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