You can see the Shrubby Cinquefoil in the foreground of this shot of William's Lake.

California Corn Lily, aka False Hellebore. These were growing next to the lake. I'm in the shot to show how tall they grow.


These Mountain Bluebells threw me at first because of the pink color. They were all over the place. I found out when I came back that the pink color is quite common when the plant is immature.

Other flowers seen on this hike: Colorado Columbines and Elephant's head.
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