Jim Fowler's photos with the keyword: Genesee Valley

This beautiful orchid grows in the same area as the Spotted Coralroot orchid and Striped Coralroot orchid. They were in great shape, scattered in singles and groups of almost a dozen flowers. Quite a wonderful slipper orchid. And imagine finding this growing wild out in the deep forest... To read more about this field trip, go to Jim's Blog .

This beautiful orchid grows in the same area as the Spotted Coralroot orchid and Striped Coralroot orchid. They were in great shape, scattered in singles and groups of almost a dozen flowers. Quite a wonderful slipper orchid. And imagine finding this growing wild out in the deep forest... To read more about this field trip, go to Jim's Blog .

This beautiful orchid grows in the same area as the Spotted Coralroot orchid and Striped Coralroot orchid. They were in great shape, scattered in singles and groups of almost a dozen flowers. Quite a wonderful slipper orchid. And imagine finding this growing wild out in the deep forest... To read more about this field trip, go to Jim's Blog .

This beautiful orchid grows in the same area as the Spotted Coralroot orchid and Striped Coralroot orchid. They were in great shape, scattered in singles and groups of almost a dozen flowers. Quite a wonderful slipper orchid. And imagine finding this growing wild out in the deep forest... To read more about this field trip, go to Jim's Blog .

This beautiful orchid grows in the same area as the Spotted Coralroot orchid and Striped Coralroot orchid. They were in great shape, scattered in singles and groups of almost a dozen flowers. Quite a wonderful slipper orchid. And imagine finding this growing wild out in the deep forest... To read more about this field trip, go to Jim's Blog .

This beautiful orchid grows in the same area as the Spotted Coralroot orchid and Striped Coralroot orchid. They were in great shape, scattered in singles and groups of almost a dozen flowers. Quite a wonderful slipper orchid. And imagine finding this growing wild out in the deep forest... To read more about this field trip, go to Jim's Blog .

This beautiful orchid grows in the same area as the Spotted Coralroot orchid and Striped Coralroot orchid. They were in great shape, scattered in singles and groups of almost a dozen flowers. Quite a wonderful slipper orchid. And imagine finding this growing wild out in the deep forest... To read more about this field trip, go to Jim's Blog .

This beautiful orchid grows in the same area as the Spotted Coralroot orchid and Striped Coralroot orchid. They were in great shape, scattered in singles and groups of almost a dozen flowers. Quite a wonderful slipper orchid. And imagine finding this growing wild out in the deep forest... To read more about this field trip, go to Jim's Blog .

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...

After a tortuous drive up a mountain that seemed like it took hours, we finally arrived at the remote location, dust covered and ready to see some orchids. Well, that's just what we did! Our field trip coordinators had done their job very well. The steep slopes were sprinkled for hundreds of yards with numerous clumps of both Spotted Coralroot orchids and Striped Coralroot orchids. Since neither of these species grows near where I live, it was quite nice to see so many color forms of each of these species. What a treat!... For more images and the full story, check out Jim's Blog ...