Wood Lily (Lilium philadelphicum) in the Liliaceae family is the provincial flower of Saskatchewan.
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
Showing posts with label cinquefoil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cinquefoil. Show all posts
2013/06/27
Field course day 4 - Carden Plains & Clearwing hummingbird moth!
On the fourth day of the field course, we were at Carden Plains showing the students the unique alvar habitats and the flora associated with it.
Labels:
butterfly,
carden,
cinquefoil,
columbine,
crab spider,
flower,
hawkmoth,
hummingbird moth,
lady's slipper,
leopard frog,
lily,
mourning cloak,
Ontario,
skullcap
2013/02/27
Flowers of Ivvavik
Celebrated my 27th birthday yesterday with people in my lab and had dinner at Tim Horton's. Nothing super interesting in my life at the moment - working on my thesis, teaching, and thinking about what I should do with my future.
I have to teach a lab this Friday that requires me to identify tree species on one of the surrounding drumlins here at Trent. I spent some time last Saturday identifying the trees from a guide, but I still wasn't too comfortable with my skills. So yesterday, the lab coordinator took us teaching assistants to the drumlin again to identify the trees together. Hopefully, everything will work out fine on Friday.
Speaking on trees and plants, I have been wanting to share my flower photos from this past field season for some time now. Here they are.

Dwarf Fireweed (Epilobium latifolium)
Labels:
anemone,
avens,
bear flower,
bittercress,
bog orchid,
campion,
cinquefoil,
fireweed,
forget-me-not,
gentian,
Ivvavik,
lousewort,
paintbrush,
Silene,
vetch,
weasel snout,
willow,
Yukon
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