r/Wildflowers

I got treated to loads of Wild Bergamot, goldenrod, geranium, dogbane, toadflax, and blanket flower on my hike yesterday morning at about 7,880 ft alt in a ponderosa forest. The large patches of color were so vibrant!

Calochortus lyallii
This wildflower can be observed in just a handful of counties in the state of Washington. Its range just barely extends into southern BC, meaning it’s all but endemic to the state! I believe it’s threatened species. Easily of my favorite lilies!!
Chelan County, WA
Mid-Late June

Does anyone know which kind this is?

Isolated against the green canvas.

Photos from Brokenhead Wetland Interpretive trail and Agassiz Interpretive Trail

There is also seaside woolly sunflower in the background

1. Forget-me-nots
2. Oxeye daisy
3. Columbine
4. Dittany?
5. Sweat bee in a penstemon
6. Some bugs fuckin’ in a woods’ rose.
7. Wild Parsnip?

Leafless Wintergreen aka Pyrola aphylla! Here we have a mycotrophic perennial wildflower native to the shaded coniferous forests of Western North America. Unlike typical plants, it lacks green leaves and relies entirely on mycorrhizal fungi for nutrients rather than photosynthesis. So cool! I love finding mycotrophic plants it's my newest obsession lol.

I'm from Canada, Northwest in British Columbia. I've stumbled onto this strange flower that I've never seen in this region before, any help would be appreciated.

Both of Oklahoma’s native species

1. Passiflora incarnata (Purple Passionflower)
2. Passiflora lutea (Yellow Passionflower)