Photo Gallery -- Wildflowers of the Modoc

Photo Gallery

Long slender leaves give the Mules Ear it's name. They have bright yellow daisy-like flowers.
The Western Buttercup is a shiny yellow flower with 5 or 6 petals and a yellow center.
Wild sunflower is a large daisy-like yellow flower with a dark center.
Coyota Mint is a low growing bush with dozens of white or lavender golf ball size flower clusters.
The Milkvetch has dozens of white blooms in the shape of pods.
The blazingstar has long green buds, bright yellow flowers with 4 petals and dozens of long stamens
The tall stalks of Lupine have dozens of blueish purple flowers in a long cluster.
Long green leaves and small white lily-like flowers of the Sand Lily bloom in the spring.
Shiny green leaves and delicate small pink flowers describe the Manzanita bush.
The Mountain Lady Slipper is a tiny white orchid shaped like a lady's bedroom slipper.
e Pink Star Onion has bright pink
Kittentails are clusters of tiny blue flowers in a single stalk resembling lupine.
Skyblue come in many colors and varieties. This one looks like a tiny purple iris with yelllow dot.
The Sagebrush Buttercup has 5 yellow shiny petal around a greenish-yellow center.
Tiny huckleberry plants turn red in the late fall.
The spiked larkspur is a blue iris- like wildflower.
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