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Lupine
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Lupine

 
Lupine

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Image Type(s): Flora

 

Page By: tarol

Created/Edited: Jan 22, 2007 / Jan 22, 2007

Object ID: 263272

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Lupine

Lupine are flowers that are in the Family Fabaceae (pea family) and the Genus Lupinus. They are usually blue or purple in color (pink and white are also fairly common) and the flowers grow in clusters on tall stalks. Their leaves are easy to recognize as they consist of 5-17 leaflets all originating from a central point. They are one of my favorite flowers as they are often the first to bloom in the springtime where I live in the Southern Sierra Nevada Foothills. Please feel free to attach your own photos of wild lupine flowers here!

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Lupine

Lupine

Lupine

Lupine

Lupine

Lupine

Mount Conness & Lupine

Mount Conness & Lupine

A Beautiful View of Lassen Peak

A Beautiful View of Lassen Peak

Lupine with Little Tahoma

Lupine with Little Tahoma

Leopard Lilies and Lupine

Leopard Lilies and Lupine

The last...

The last...

Brewer\'s Lupine

Brewer's Lupine

Fletcher Peak in summer scenery

Fletcher Peak in summer scenery

Bee on route to Lupine flower

Bee on route to Lupine flower

Mount Rainier

Mount Rainier

Lupine Fields on route to Boy Scout Hot Springs

Lupine Fields on route to Boy Scout Hot Springs

Boy Scout Canyon

Boy Scout Canyon

<i>It\'s a Bug\'s Life</i>

It's a Bug's Life


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LupinoThis is.....

Lupino

Voted 10/10

my favourite page :-))
Signed: Lupino
Posted Jan 22, 2007 11:05 pm

tarolRe: This is.....

tarol

Hasn't voted

I think I know why... Thanks :)
Posted Jan 22, 2007 11:37 pm

SoCalHikerVery nice

SoCalHiker

Voted 10/10

Love lupines a lot. Great flowers. But so many species, which makes it diificult to identify the exact species. Cheers.
Posted May 27, 2010 12:12 pm

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