ART247 8/22/18 Thrusday BLOG

Wildflowers of Montana

This summer I took over a hundred photos of wildflowers, trees, and shrubs for my Wildflower class. In total I collected over seventy plant species from Montana, Washington, and The Galapagos Islands. I used the camera on my phone for these photos, so they are not good quality, but they'll help get an A in my Wildflowers class.
Chinese Hibiscus. Quito, Ecuador. At a historic ranch house site, in garden. Taken with Android camera

Aster Family. Fleabone Species. Beartooth Range by Boulder River. Taken with Android Camera.

Sweet William. Galapagos Islands, Invasive Species. Taken with Android Phone.

Fairy Slipper. Puget Sound, Washington. Taken with Android Camera

Lesser Periwinkle. Puget Sound, Washington. Taken with Android Camera. 

Pointedtip Mariposa Lily. Pryor, Montana. Taken with Android Camera.

Bonneville Shooting Star. Red Lodge, Montana, Beartooth Pass. Taken with Android camera.

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