Jim Fowler's photos with the keyword: Tennessee

Walter Ezell and I made the long trip to Turtletown, Tennessee where our target species was Corallorhiza wisteriana or Wister's Coralroot orchid . Thanks to a friend who lives in the area, we found a number of the plants in full bloom. We also found many other wonderful and unusual Spring wildflowers along the way. To read the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

Walter Ezell and I made the long trip to Turtletown, Tennessee where our target species was Corallorhiza wisteriana or Wister's Coralroot orchid . Thanks to a friend who lives in the area, we found a number of the plants in full bloom. We also found many other wonderful and unusual Spring wildflowers along the way. To read the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

Walter Ezell and I made the long trip to Turtletown, Tennessee where our target species was Corallorhiza wisteriana or Wister's Coralroot orchid . Thanks to a friend who lives in the area, we found a number of the plants in full bloom. We also found many other wonderful and unusual Spring wildflowers along the way. To read the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

Walter Ezell and I made the long trip to Turtletown, Tennessee where our target species was Corallorhiza wisteriana or Wister's Coralroot orchid . Thanks to a friend who lives in the area, we found a number of the plants in full bloom. We also found many other wonderful and unusual Spring wildflowers along the way. To read the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

Walter Ezell and I made the long trip to Turtletown, Tennessee where our target species was Corallorhiza wisteriana or Wister's Coralroot orchid . Thanks to a friend who lives in the area, we found a number of the plants in full bloom. We also found many other wonderful and unusual Spring wildflowers along the way. To read the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

Walter Ezell and I made the long trip to Turtletown, Tennessee where our target species was Corallorhiza wisteriana or Wister's Coralroot orchid . Thanks to a friend who lives in the area, we found a number of the plants in full bloom. We also found many other wonderful and unusual Spring wildflowers along the way. To read the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

Walter Ezell and I made the long trip to Turtletown, Tennessee where our target species was Corallorhiza wisteriana or Wister's Coralroot orchid . Thanks to a friend who lives in the area, we found a number of the plants in full bloom. We also found many other wonderful and unusual Spring wildflowers along the way. To read the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

Walter Ezell and I made the long trip to Turtletown, Tennessee where our target species was Corallorhiza wisteriana or Wister's Coralroot orchid . Thanks to a friend who lives in the area, we found a number of the plants in full bloom. We also found many other wonderful and unusual Spring wildflowers along the way. To read the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

Walter Ezell and I made the long trip to Turtletown, Tennessee where our target species was Corallorhiza wisteriana or Wister's Coralroot orchid . Thanks to a friend who lives in the area, we found a number of the plants in full bloom. We also found many other wonderful and unusual Spring wildflowers along the way. To read the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

I'm posting these images of a rare North American native orchid, because there is a move to have this species included in the federal list of Endangered Species. I took these images in August of 2003 on Starr Mountain in Tennessee. I believe they are now extirpated in from the only site for this orchid species in South Carolina - Greenville County.

Sierra Exif JPEG I'm posting these images of a rare North American native orchid, because there is a move to have this species included in the federal list of Endangered Species. I took these images in August of 2003 on Starr Mountain in Tennessee. I believe they are now extirpated in from the only site for this orchid species in South Carolina - Greenville County.

I'm posting these images of a rare North American native orchid, because there is a move to have this species included in the federal list of Endangered Species. I took these images in August of 2003 on Starr Mountain in Tennessee. I believe they are now extirpated in from the only site for this orchid species in South Carolina - Greenville County.

I'm posting these images of a rare North American native orchid, because there is a move to have this species included in the federal list of Endangered Species. I took these images in August of 2003 on Starr Mountain in Tennessee. I believe they are now extirpated in from the only site for this orchid species in South Carolina - Greenville County.

I'm posting these images of a rare North American native orchid, because there is a move to have this species included in the federal list of Endangered Species. I took these images in August of 2003 on Starr Mountain in Tennessee. I believe they are now extirpated in from the only site for this orchid species in South Carolina - Greenville County.