Please send your wildflower photos and reports to info@plumascounty.org. Thank you!
For current wildflower reports, check out www.facebook.com/FeatherRiverWildflowers!
April 18, 2016
The Feather River Canyon is blooming brilliantly RIGHT NOW! It's really the perfect time to make the drive. Lupines are lining the highway throughout the whole canyon! This shot was taken yesterday at Rock Creek. |
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Photo by Ellie Hinrichs
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Gorgeous peach-colored Bush Monkey Flowers are also everywhere in the canyon! Here are some growing out of the granite walls, along with some Indian Paintbrush. |
California Poppies
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April 14, 2016
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Thank you Monica Quinones for taking your pups out for a hike in Clio this week and capturing some great shots of Beckwith Violets! |
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Mike Nellor says this Wood Anemone is possibly his favorite flower. He says they're "smaller than a dime and only bloom for a couple of days and I've only seen them in one spot," which is near Slate Creek. |
Thank you Mike, for also sharing these lovely shots of yellow lupines, also near Slate Creek. ![]() |
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Thank you Mike Nellor for this gorgeous close up of a Fawn Lily! It was taken a few days ago near Rock Creek, which is on the road to Bucks Lake. (left) Along the Cascade Trail just outside of Quincy, the Shooting Stars are beginning their lovely spring display. Thank you Carol Miles for this nice shot. (right) |
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March 20, 2016
Welcome back to the Bloom Blog. Spring has sprung!
If you are on Facebook, please like our Wildflowers in Plumas County, CA page. You'll see beautiful photos in your newsfeed, like this one from Dave Mckee of the blooming Redbud in Feather River Canyon.
To view last years bloom blog, click here.