Showing posts with label ferns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ferns. Show all posts
Monday, February 16, 2009
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Carolwood, Sexton Mountain and Beyond
My route for today - 3.8 mi.
Walking is still the only time when I'm comfortable. However, I'm getting slower and slower. At least I have the camera for an excuse.
Large Pale Pink Rose
Yellow Roses
Another Japanese Maple Leaf
Red vs. Green
The pink fruits on these dogwood trees are so strange to me.
Same view a bit closer
More Ginkgo Leaves
The birch tree
Another view - single flower
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Labels: ferns, flora, leaves, our neighborhood, sculpture
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Freaky Ferns and Fungus in Forest Park
My route though Forest Park - 6.6mi
I planned to meet Aaron at the Saltzman road entrance. He got stuck in a meeting though, so I decided to start without him. I figured I'd walk slowly and take lots of pictures and he could catch up.
I went down firelane 5, but parked my truck in the direction of Saltzman. I figured Aaron would start that way, and meet up with me on Wildwood trail.
He did go down Saltzman, but walked all the way down to Leif Erikson - so we ended up hiking the loop in opposite directions.
He did go down Saltzman, but walked all the way down to Leif Erikson - so we ended up hiking the loop in opposite directions.
Not sure if this is the regular Pacific Banana Slug (Ariolimax columbianus) or if it's the Slender Banana Slug (Ariolimax dolichophallus)
Very similar to the one I saw in Tualatin Hills nature park on Monday.
Trillium ovatum starts out white but turns purple as it ages. It's very pretty
The forest is just full of trilliums this time of year. They're everywhere along the path.
I just love these delicate ferns with their distinctive blue stems.
Here's another maidenhair starting to unfurl.
This one looks very similar to the last, but with dark brown hairs.
It really is magnificient!
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Labels: ferns, flora, forest park, hiking, mushrooms, slimy critters
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