Washington Trip Report - part 27 - Point No Point vegetation
More photos from Point No Point on November 15
This is the trail that goes through the field then up the hill into the woods.
There were some tall trees in the woods
There were maple trees as well, shedding their leaves as trees are inclined to do in the fall.
The pacific northwest is full of ferns. They were growing along the trail, in the woods, and on the trees.
One of the common ferns is the Western Sword Fern
Licorice Ferns like to grow on tree trunks
There were plenty of mushrooms and fungi too
November isn't the best month for wildflowers but I found more than I expected. These pink flowers were growing at the edge of the beach.
I found a different variety of pink flowers growing along the path in in the woods.
This yellow flower resembles a dandelion but its leaves were totally different. I think it is some kind of hawkweed.
Another yellow flower
This is the trail that goes through the field then up the hill into the woods.
There were some tall trees in the woods
There were maple trees as well, shedding their leaves as trees are inclined to do in the fall.
The pacific northwest is full of ferns. They were growing along the trail, in the woods, and on the trees.
One of the common ferns is the Western Sword Fern
Licorice Ferns like to grow on tree trunks
There were plenty of mushrooms and fungi too
November isn't the best month for wildflowers but I found more than I expected. These pink flowers were growing at the edge of the beach.
I found a different variety of pink flowers growing along the path in in the woods.
This yellow flower resembles a dandelion but its leaves were totally different. I think it is some kind of hawkweed.
Another yellow flower