Jim Fowler's photos with the keyword: Longbract Frog orchid

On June 5-8, 2017, we participated in the Native Orchid Conference symposium (the 16th annual symposium) in Scanterbury, Manitoba, Canada. We had two days of presentations and two days of field trips, one of which took us to Brokenhead Wetland Reserve. Here is a sample of all of the wildflowers and orchids we saw at this site. For the trip details, please go to Jim's Blog .

On June 5-8, 2017, we participated in the Native Orchid Conference symposium (the 16th annual symposium) in Scanterbury, Manitoba, Canada. We had two days of presentations and two days of field trips, one of which took us to Brokenhead Wetland Reserve. Here is a sample of all of the wildflowers and orchids we saw at this site. For the trip details, please go to Jim's Blog .

On June 5-8, 2017, we participated in the Native Orchid Conference symposium (the 16th annual symposium) in Scanterbury, Manitoba, Canada. We had two days of presentations and two days of field trips, one of which took us to Brokenhead Wetland Reserve. Here is a sample of all of the wildflowers and orchids we saw at this site. For the trip details, please go to Jim's Blog .

The images in this upload were taken during the first day of our annual Native Orchid Conference symposium field trip. We began just outside of Gorham, New Hampshire (the site of the symposium) and spread south and west into the nearby country side. We saw four orchid species and numerous other wildflowers. For this field trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

The images in this upload were taken during the first day of our annual Native Orchid Conference symposium field trip. We began just outside of Gorham, New Hampshire (the site of the symposium) and spread south and west into the nearby country side. We saw four orchid species and a number of other wildflowers. For this field trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .

The images in this upload were taken during the first day of our annual Native Orchid Conference symposium field trip. We began just outside of Gorham, New Hampshire (the site of the symposium) and spread south and west into the nearby country side. We saw four orchid species and numerous other wildflowers. For this field trip report, please go to Jim's Blog .