Conboy National Wildlife Refuge - June 2023

Home to the endangered Oregon spotted frog, nesting sand hill cranes, bulging elk, and many rare plants, this wildlife refuge in the foothills of Mt. Adams was teeming with biodiversity. Just uphill of the marsh held an amazing array of wildflowers that I’d never came across before (only in books). Here’s a few wildflowers from this trip that I wanted to share including the extremely rare phantom orchid (Cephalanthera austiniae).

Frasera albicaulis

Frasera albicaulis

Frasera albicaulis

Achillea millefolium

Ceanothus integerrimus

Ceanothus integerrimus

Ipomopsis aggregata

Ipomopsis aggregata

Ipomopsis aggregata

Eriogonum compositum

Eriogonum compositum

Calachortus subalpinus

Calachortus subalpinus

Penstemon sp.

Penstemon sp.

Mt Adams

Pyrola picta

Pyrola picta

Cephalanthera austiniae

Cephalanethera austiniae

Pterospora andromedea

Lonicera ciliosa

Viola adunca

Purshia tridentata

Clarkia rhomboidea

Clarkia rhomboidea

Horkelia fusca

Pinus ponderosa

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