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July 24, 2016

July, Bitterroot Mountains, Idaho

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Mountain Heather blooming its way through the remains of a July snowstorm, upper Lochsa River area. July 12, Clearwater national Forest south of Powell Ranger Station, by Sarah Walker

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Summer Flora, Toboggan Ridge Rd., Clearwater National Forest

Summer Flora, Toboggan Ridge Rd., Clearwater National Forest
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Inverted cumulus clouds reflected in a pool at Lawson Gardens on a brilliant day in Pullman, Washington. Photo taken September 29, 2021 by Keith Collins.

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Our flower bed surprised us with a mushroom with threatening expression. The mushroom had on its Halloween mask so we "re-treated" rather than tricked it. Taken by David Purtee at home on Brood Road, east of Moscow, Idaho, on October 21, 2020.

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The Gold Hill Church is located about 12 or so miles from Kendrick. It was built in 1907 and dedicated in 1908. It's my upstanding that the church is no longer used for bible study or for church services. I took this photo of it 12/31/2012. It was a beautiful building that I hope doesn't fall into disrepair as the old Gold Hill school house has. Photo by Jerry Cunnington

Gold Hill Church

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A coatimundi robs bird seed from feeders in SE Arizona. Photo by Sarah Walker Feb 20 near Portal Arizona.
A marsh wren at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge near Cheney. I hear their noisy chatter but hardly ever see them because they hide down low in the cattails -- but this one popped up to show off a little on a pleasant March afternoon. Sarah Walker, Turnbull Refuge, March 15
Each blade takes up two flatcars. These blades are heading east along Rt 40 In eastern Colorado. August 21. Taken by Sarah Walker
Every spring I search for blooming Bitterroots. This year I saw them during a rainstorm at Turnbull Refuge near Cheney, WA. My sister and niece were along with me and had never seen them so it was a good day! Photo by Sarah Walker, May 17, Turnbull Refuge near Cheney, WA.
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