Columbia River Gorge The Memaloose Hills (Marsh and Chatfield) lie west of the Rowena Plateau, accessible from the Memaloose Overlook […]
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Wonders of Wonders, a Naked Broomrape
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Memaloose Hills in Mid-January
The Memaloose Hills are west of the Rowena Plateau, accessible from the Memaloose Overlook parking area. In early spring the […]
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Memaloose Hills Early Wildflower Hike
The Memaloose Hills are west of the Rowena Plateau, accessible from the Memaloose Overlook parking area. In early spring there […]
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February Wildflowers above the 45th Parallel
On the last weekend of January I was successful in spotting my first wildflowers of the year in bloom – – […]
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A Climb to McCall Point
The hike to McCall Point is one of the best for experiencing the spring wildflower show on the east end of […]
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Photographing Blacktail Deer in the Columbia River Gorge
Late February and it’s a cold, stormy day. I grabbed the rain gear and camera. Soon I was on the […]
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Memaloose Hills Blacktail
In mid-winter I returned to the the Memaloose Hills for a three-mile hike. The Oak-Savannah habitat is always a great location to photograph […]
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Convicts and the Cherry Orchard
Six varieties of wildflowers in bloom, including the first wild lily of the year. Bald eagles, ravens and red-tailed hawks […]
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A wilderness bouquet of winter wildflowers
Oak savannah, grasslands, eastern Columbia River Gorge, hit-and-miss sunshine on southern-facing slopes, mid-March. Mix all the ingredients together and you […]