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Scarlet Gilia

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Ipomopsis aggregata encountered along North Loop Trail.
Mummy's Toe (a subpeak on Mummy Mountain) is in the background.
Spring Mountains, Nevada. June 2008.

These wildflowers belong to the Polemoniaceae- Phlox Family.
They can be found from the lowest elevations to high mountains and bloom all summer.

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your photos

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taught me to put a scene in the back. nice one.

Posted Jul 2, 2008 10:49 pm


	Anya Jingle	Re: your photos
	Hasn't voted	Thank you. I enjoyed your sunflower shots also. Cheers!
		Posted Jul 3, 2008 4:28 pm

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