Western Trillium - Trillium ovatum This lovely woodland wildflower is found in the moist forest throughout the southern portions of the province. The white flowers turn to a delicate pink as they age. Photo: David Blevins © 2006 - www.blevinsphoto.com
		Large-leaved Lupine - Lupinus polyphyllus This stunning wildflower can present a dazzling display on dry slopes in many areas of BC in May and June Photo: David Blevins © 2006 - www.blevinsphoto.com
		Long-leaved Phlox - Phlox longifolia This pretty wildflower is found only in the southern-central regions of British Columbia, where it occurs in dry, open, rocky sites and on sagebrush slopes. Photo: Brian Klinkenberg © 2000 - carex@telus.net
		Shaggy Mane - Coprinus comatus This mushroom, common on both roadsides and dinner plates, dissolves into a black sticky liquid (once used as ink) in order to distribute its spores. Photo: Kent Brothers © 2006 - kent@brothers.ca
		Cottongrass - Eriophorum scheuchzeri The bright plumes of cottongrasses are found throughout BC in fens and wet meadows, and along streambanks and lake edges. Photo: Gerald and Irmgard © Carter 2006 - www.suresoft.ca
		Western Pasqueflower - Anemone occidentalis This beautiful member of the Buttercup Family is a harbinger of spring in the subalpine and alpine meadows of the southern two-thirds of British Columbia. It is easily recognized when in seed. Photo: Mary Sanseverino © 2006 - http://webhome.csc.uvic.ca/~msanseve/
		Kinnikinnick - Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Kinnikinnick is a woody groundcover found throughout British Columbia. The delicate pink flowers are followed by bright red fruit which are a favourite wildlife food. Photo: Gerald and Irmgard © Carter 2006 - www.suresoft.ca
		Spreading Stonecrop - Sedum divergens This colourful succulent plant is found on dry rocky cliffs and talus slopes in many parts of BC. It was relished by various First Nations as food. Photo: Dave Ingram © 2006 - www.daveingram.ca
		Thimbleberry - Rubus parviflorus The fruits of this lovely member of the Rose Family are a favourite of wild birds. Photo: David Blevins © 2006 - www.blevinsphoto.com
		Starry False Solomon's Seal - Maianthemum stellatum This delicate member of the Lily Family is often found in large colonies in moist forest throughout British Columbia. Photo: David Blevins © 2006 - www.blevinsphoto.com
		Villous Cinquefoil - Potentilla villosa This hardy member of the Rose Family occurs scattered throughout British Columbia, where it is found on coastal bluffs, rocky slopes, and in meadows. Photo: Dave Ingram © 2006 - www.daveingram.ca
		Decorated Mop - Tricholomopsis decora This uncommon mushroom is one of the few that are completely yellow inside & out. It recycles the lignin of dead conifers. Photo: Kent Brothers © 2006 - kent@brothers.ca
		Arrowleaf Balsamroot - Balsamorhiza sagittata The large cheerful flowers of this species are a common sight on a dry arid slopes in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia in April and May. Photo: Dave Ingram © 2006 - www.daveingram.ca
		Ostrich fern - Matteuccia struthiopteris This lovely emerald green fern is found in alluvial forest and on moist to wet sandy or silty banks of rivers and streams. Photo: Gerald and Irmgard © Carter 2006 - www.suresoft.ca

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