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Mount Rainier National Park by Justin Kern
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vandaliatraveler · 8 months
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Hazy mid-summer day on the Sods, Part 1.
Photos are from the South Prong Trail, heading towards Roaring Plains. The pine barrens death camas (Stenanthium leimanthoides) growing in the bogs and seeps of the Plains is simply stunning this year. Such a toxic little beauty - death incarnate. Also, the mountain angelica (Angelica triquinata) is getting ready to bloom - I think of this tall, Appalachian endemic as the mid to late summer counterpart of cow parsnip. And how about that fabulous orange-fringed orchid (Platanthera ciliaris), which is just now reaching peak bloom in our high-elevation mountain bogs? The showy perennial is more commonly referred to as yellow-fringed orchid, but I have no clue why; every plant I've found in this neck of the woods has a hue similar to a Sunkist navel orange.
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selflove-selfgrowth · 4 months
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dumblr · 2 years
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📍Banff, Canada Alberta.🇨🇦🌿🗻
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forestgreenivy · 7 months
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Nantahala has always been a very distinct color of green in the summer.
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kdphotos · 6 months
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Grand Teton, national Park, Wyoming
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nakedinthecity · 1 year
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Tatra Mountains, 23.09.2021
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bruce-morrow · 7 months
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Friends in Green Mountain National Forest, Vermont, 2023
GIF: Bruce Morrow
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lexieintheforest · 7 months
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i’m the wind in our free flowing sails and the liquor in our cocktails
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pprairie · 9 months
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Lily Lake on the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
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marissa-photo · 2 years
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Troll bridge in the GSMNP
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vandaliatraveler · 9 months
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Walk with me: Visit to a high-elevation red spruce forest. The red spruce (Picea rubens) forest on top of Red Spruce Knob, the ninth highest peak in West Virginia, provides a bittersweet glimpse back in time to the primeval beauty and solitude of such places prior to the arrival of the logging companies in the mid-Nineteenth to early Twentieth centuries. The loggers stripped the mountains bare and set in motion the massive wildfires that burned away everything, including the soil itself, down to solid bedrock. Almost a century later, the forest is regenerating and in some places, such as Red Spruce Knob, has regained the richness and vitality of a healthy boreal ecosystem.
From top: a view of Red Spruce Knob, in the far distance, from the Highland Scenic Highway overlook; Canada mayflower (Maianthemum canadense), a ubiquitous understory component of the forest, along with mountain woodsorrel, yellow clintonia (a.k.a. blue-bead lily), hobblebush viburnum, Indian cucumber, green false hellebore, and various mosses and ferns; yellow clintonia (Clintonia borealis) in bloom; pink lady's slipper (Cypripedium acaule); green false hellebore (Veratrum viride) on eastern hay-scented fern (Dennstaedtia punctilobula); and mountain woodsorrel (Oxalis montana).
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nasatestpilot · 2 years
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Hiking the Lye Brook Falls Trail in the Green Mountain National Forest during a rainy day in Vermont.
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insilverhalide · 1 year
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Another set that would have appreciated a lens hood. The lower falls and down stream were in full, deep shadow, but there was bright sun and no clouds. I don’t have a hood for my 28mm or my telephoto so I did my best to compensate, but ultimately ended up doing some burning in on the blown out areas in photoshop.
Falls of Lana, Green Mountain National Forest, Vermont, USA, November 2020 // Pentax KX // Ilford HP5+ 400
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loh-fi-fotography · 2 years
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🌎: Great Smokey Mountains NP, TN, USA
📸: Canon RP
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