Caution: I brake for wildflowers ...
The following galleries feature wildflowers I've photographed from my favorite "go to" locations throughout Oregon and the Mojave Desert. Blooming seasons are often quite short and I may have only a few days to catch a certain flower in peak bloom. But, if I miss it, there's always next year! While some images are "artsy," others are more botanical in nature and simply showcase the plant.
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East CascadesIncludes everything along the Cascade Lakes Highway to the Mckenzie Pass, Highway 58, Highway 20 and Iron Mountain.
Longhorn Steer's Head
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West Cascades
Highway 138 west to Glide. Although there is still snow at home, flowers bloom much earlier on the west side of the Cascades.
Fairy Slipper
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Northern OregonAreas along the Columbia Gorge, including Rowena Crest and over to the Washington side to
Catherine Creek Meadows. 
Glacier Lily
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Southern OregonIncludes the Rough & Ready Botanical area and Eight Dollar Mountain near Cave Junction
and Selma. 
Tolmeii Pussy Ears
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Big Summit PrairieLocated in the Ochoco Mountains east of Prineville, this area is a jackpot of summer flowers. Flowers bloom between April and July
Mule's Ears
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Mojave DesertSouthern California regions from the San Garbriel Mountains to Big Bear,
Mojave National Preserve and Death Valley. 
Desert Candle
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