Can you find the wasp's nest above?
Reference: Plants of Southern Interior B.C. by Parish, Coupé, Lloyd
Reference: Plants of Southern Interior B.C. by Parish, Coupé, Lloyd
Annual Hawksbeard contrasts the burned remains of a fallen Ponderosa pine.
At left, an iridescent green wild bee pollinates a Meadow Arnica.
The Trailing Daisy (left, below)grows in the dry cracked earth. A curious fact is that the local population of the species is 1,200 km north of the main range in the U.S. Another separate population grows in southwestern Alberta.
At left, an iridescent green wild bee pollinates a Meadow Arnica.
The Trailing Daisy (left, below)grows in the dry cracked earth. A curious fact is that the local population of the species is 1,200 km north of the main range in the U.S. Another separate population grows in southwestern Alberta.
