Wildflower in Idaho
High in the elevation of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest lies this mountain side of purple wildflowers. I have no idea what this flower is called, but found it quite beautiful. Taken on the 21st day of September, 2019 while on the backside of the Grand Tetons in Idaho before the snow started coming down. We were fortunate enough to capture this beauty while hiking along the trail.
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Beautiful
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Thank you! š
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Lovely Photos, Lisa! š
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Thank you John. š
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Lovely image of a wildflower. Not positive, but I think it is a purple thistle. š
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Yep. Iāve been educated today. š
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Your wildflower is a thistle and takes an area. My reaction would have been to dehead te flower or try and get the root system.
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Well I had no idea and it was on the side of the mountain in the forest. It sure made a great photo and I had no preconceived notion to behead it. Thanks for the info. š
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Maybe some of these photos will match with your post, Lisa. http://www.tetoncountyidaho.gov/use_images/pdf/additionalInfo/Thistle_Control_in_Teton_County_Idaho_(1).pdf
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I see the links here. They are 404. Someone answered a thistle so I will check it out tomorrow. š
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For some reason the link I provided above doesn’t work properly. I copied it and then posted it in google.com and it worked just fine. Go figure computers and their ongoing conflicts with certain websites.
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I donāt see a link so not sure what you mean.
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Lovely photo.
Regards, Teresa
https://mywanderings.travel.blog/
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Thank you very much. š
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One pretty piece of nature over there!
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Thank you so much! I can’t wait to go back for another visit. š
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Beautiful.ā„ļø
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Thank you but I found out they are not good to have around, but I was able to look upon it with unbiased eyes. š
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Oh is it but still they look beautiful š.
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Thanks. They were certainly photogenic. š
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You’re welcome šā¤ļø.
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Thank you. š
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šā„ļøš
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One amazing set of captures this is for sure š
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Thank you so much Hammad! š
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To see what’s in the link I provided on 5/20, Lisa, manually copy the link, paste it into google and then enjoy.
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Nice! Someone recommended using an app to identify flowers called Picture This – plant identifier. I just downloaded it – its pretty cool so far. Its $30 a year, but I do love plants and never know what the heck they are! Figured this would be worth it!
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Thank you for the info. I appreciate it! š
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