April 25, 2019: Chenoweth Tableland (Wasco County, Oregon)

The balsamroot on Chenoweth Tableland (a.k.a. Chenoweth Rim or Chenoweth Plateau, and sometimes spelled "Chenowith") is a jumble of Balsamorhiza careyana and Balsamorhiza deltoidea, and there are probably a lot of hybrids too. There might even be some Balsamorhiza sagittata thrown in.
rock pinnacle
deltoid balsamroot
bi-colored lupine (miniature lupine)
balsamroot
few-flowered blue-eyed-Mary
balsamroot
bi-colored lupine (miniature lupine)
balsamroot
Carey's balsamroot & miniature lupine
balsamroot
Carey's balsamroot
balsamroot
bi-colored cluster lily
balsamroot & The Dalles
bare-stem desert parsley
balsamroot on Seven-Mile Hill
rusty popcorn flower
lupines
two colors of larkspur
Eagle Cliffs
wallflower
Eagle Cliffs
caves occupied by birds
wildflowers
white plectritis
sticky-stem penstemon, budding
spurred lupine
balsamroot
balsamroot
naked broomrape
balsamroot
lupines & balsamroot
white-stem frasera, budding
hills northwest of The Dalles
spurred lupine
fiddleneck
Carey's balsamroot
poet's shooting stars
mule deer
Chenoweth Creek

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