Wildflowers are nature's vanity. Showing themselves every year with the wish to attract as many insects and animals as possible to show off their beauty. Each year is a delightful treasure hunt to find the most beautiful.
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Perdue > Red Columbine (Aquilegia formosa) blooming in the forest across from RedRock RV Park in Island Park, Idaho. June 24, 2009
Perdue > Yellow Columbine in Idaho
Perdue > Yellow Columbine wildflower, looking down (the bell is underneath). Henry's Lake, Idaho. June 2007
Perdue > An extraordinary Red Columbine. It's very RED compared with most. July 2009
Perdue > Purple Columbine. This appears to be a hybrid between the Red and Yellow Columbines that gives it purple wings. July 2009 Island Park, Idaho.
Perdue > Fairy Slipper (Calypso Bulbosa) in the forest across from RedRock RV Park in Island Park Idaho. Hard to find because they are sparse and very small (2 to 3" tall). June 17, 2008
Perdue > Fairy Slipper wildflower in Idaho 2006
Perdue > Fairy Slipper in Island Park, Idaho. June 19, 2008
Perdue > Fairy Slipper throat. This little flower is barely an inch tall from bottom to top (not including stem). Island Park, Idaho. June 17, 2008
Red Columbine (Aquilegia formosa) blooming in the forest across from RedRock RV Park in Island Park, Idaho. June 24, 2009
> Red Columbine (Aquilegia formosa) blooming in the forest across from RedRock RV Park in Island Park, Idaho. June 24, 2009
Red Columbine (Aquilegia formosa) blooming in the forest across from RedRock RV Park in Island Park, Idaho. June 24, 2009
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