 |
| Columbines at Lost Valley |
Information on Elk and Wildlife Watching and Photography in the Buffalo National River Region.
Friday, May 2, 2014
Columbines are Blossoming
Columbines are one of the stars of the annual wildflower bloom in Buffalo River county. They are going strong in Lost Valley and elsewhere along creeks feeding into the Buffalo. In Lost Valley the big bloom is by the Natural Bridge. They also border Eden Falls, but they are much easier to photograph at the Natural Bridge.
1 comment:
Thank you for taking time to comment on my blog. I do moderate all comments, so they will not show up immediately, and in some cases not at all. I draw the line at personal attacks (of me or anyone else), and irrelevant posts. Spammers, don't waste my time.
I may quote your comments without attribution. By commenting, you agree to being quoted in all cases, and for all purposes.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Michael, a little know fact about those Columbines, My father Edgar Bland from Rogers planted the Colubine you see today on the Lost Valley Trail. For years in the 80's and 90's we would hike the trail twice per year and it buged him that there were no Columbines to be found. So over a 15 year period we brought plants and seeds from his house and got them started on the trail. Thanks for posting the photo's. My dad has passed on since then and he was always proud of the columbines at Lost Valley.
ReplyDelete