Jim Fowler's photos with the keyword: Tall Green Bog orchid

Platanthera huronensis (Tall Green Bog orchid) -- possible hybrid with Platanthera dilatata var. dilatata (White Bog orchid)

Platanthera huronensis (Tall Green Bog orchid) --…

Jim Fowler
02 Jul 2019 82
Seven days spent in Washington state allowed Dylan Fowler (my 40-something mountain-cliimbing son), Walter Ezell and me to see and photograph several species of orchids in the northwestern portion of the state. To check out the full trip report blog, please go to Jim's Blog .
Platanthera huronensis (Tall Green Bog orchid)

Platanthera huronensis (Tall Green Bog orchid)

Jim Fowler
02 Jul 2019 98
Seven days spent in Washington state allowed Dylan Fowler (my 40-something mountain-cliimbing son), Walter Ezell and me to see and photograph several species of orchids in the northwestern portion of the state. To check out the full trip report blog, please go to Jim's Blog .
Platanthera huronensis (Tall Green Bog orchid)

Platanthera huronensis (Tall Green Bog orchid)

Jim Fowler
02 Jul 2019 88
Seven days spent in Washington state allowed Dylan Fowler (my 40-something mountain-cliimbing son), Walter Ezell and me to see and photograph several species of orchids in the northwestern portion of the state. To check out the full trip report blog, please go to Jim's Blog .
Platanthera huronensis (Tall Green Bog orchid)

Platanthera huronensis (Tall Green Bog orchid)

Jim Fowler
02 Jul 2019 78
Seven days spent in Washington state allowed Dylan Fowler (my 40-something mountain-cliimbing son), Walter Ezell and me to see and photograph several species of orchids in the northwestern portion of the state. To check out the full trip report blog, please go to Jim's Blog .
Jim photographing Platanthera huronensis (Tall Green Bog orchid)

Jim photographing Platanthera huronensis (Tall Gre…

Jim Fowler
03 Jul 2019 50
Photographer: Dylan Fowler Seven days spent in Washington state allowed Dylan Fowler (my 40-something mountain-cliimbing son), Walter Ezell and me to see and photograph several species of orchids in the northwestern portion of the state. To check out the full trip report blog, please go to Jim's Blog .