| Location | William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge |
| Date | 05/05/2015 |
| Reporter | Wendell Hendershott |
| wendell@grace97330.org | |
| Comments | I was out at the Finley Refuge last week just to see if I could see the Smooth Fringe Cup, Lithophragma glabrum, that I stumbled upon last year about this time. Sure enough there was a patch of them right where they were last year. This year I found another patch just beyond the first one on the other side of the path. All this was on the Wood pecker loop. In addition the woods were filled with a wide variety of blossoms: large frindgecup, bedstraw, bleeding heart, miners lettuce, fairy lanterns, Mariposa Lilies and more. Driving to the trailhead I noteced the meadows were filled with Yellow paintbrush, Iris (Also in the woods)and dozens of grasses in bloom. |
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| William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge |
| 05/05/2015 |
| I was out at the Finley Refuge last week just to see if I could see the Smooth Fringe Cup, Lithophragma glabrum, that I stumbled upon last year about this time. Sure enough there was a patch of them right where they were last year. This year I found another patch just beyond the first one on the other side of the path. All this was on the Wood pecker loop. In addition the woods were filled with a wide variety of blossoms: large frindgecup, bedstraw, bleeding heart, miners lettuce, fairy lanterns, Mariposa Lilies and more. Driving to the trailhead I noteced the meadows were filled with Yellow paintbrush, Iris (Also in the woods)and dozens of grasses in bloom. |
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