Plantago major, broadleaf plantain
The inflorescence
the leaf veins - notice the end of the leaf in my hand
Quercus garryana, Oregon oak
Bark
Twig end with developing
acorns
Leaf scar.
Toxicodendron diversilobum, poison oak.
Developing fruits.
Rosa eglanteria, sweetbriar rose
Leaf, thorns, and stem
Flower being visited by a bee
Sepals reflex as fruit begins to develop, without lateral lobes.
Flower has many stamens
Teeth on margins of leaflets point forward.
Leaves typically 7-9 pinnately compound.
Stipules at the leaf base
Rhamnus purshiana, cascara or buckthorn
branching pattern of twigs
remnants of blossoms,
back of leaf strongly veined
Trunk habit
new berries are green
Tree
Marah oreganus, wild cucumber
inside of fruit
Saturday afternoon at Mill Creek
Asarum caudatum, wild ginger
blossom - kind of bedraggled
back side of ginger leaf
Mahonia nervosa, low Oregon grape
a typical plant
15-19 compound leaves
the curious structures on the stem
The back of a leaf
Pyrola picta (aphylla), leafless wintergreen
Stalks with blossoms
Fruits forming
(picture is sideways)
Close-up of flower
(picture is sideways)
patch
flash photos
Heuchera micrantha, small-flowered alum-root
old flowers and new fruits
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