Anne Elliott's photos with the keyword: east of Kananaskis boundary

I'm always in awe when I come across wild Tall Larkspur seed capsules - gorgeous colours and patterns. These ones (macro shot) were seen at the Bragg Creek Natural Area, east of the Kananaskis boundary a week ago.

I don't know how many different species there are that look like the teeny yellow fungi in my macro shot. Usually when I'm on a hike and we see these, they have been called Lemon Drops, but I will give that as a tentative ID here, just in case. Photographed these in Bragg Creek Natural Area, east of the Kananaskis boundary, on 3rd September.

LOL, apparently these Bristly Black Currant (Ribes lacustre) berries have an unpleasant taste, but that would be the least of my thoughts. Can you imagine eating these prickly fruit? The dark purple to black berries are 5-6 mm across. Seen on 3rd September, while botanizing the Bragg Creek Natural Area, east of the Kananaskis boundary.