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Highlight Gallery & New Additions-Updated 2021.12.6

The Images in this gallery are in random order, they represent some of the best that you can see much more of in the main body of Galleries. Samples of the most recently added images are at the end. All Images in this Gallery are protected by US copyright law. No images may be copied or downloaded without formal written permission from Tom Jesiolowski/Northland Arts Nature Images.
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The Unicorn-Plant, Proboscidea parviflora 2021.10.7#5824.2. On the Mesquite Meander Trail in the Hassayampa Preserve, Maricopa County Arizona.
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The Unicorn-Plant, Proboscidea parviflora 2021.10.7#5824.2. On the Mesquite Meander Trail in the Hassayampa Preserve, Maricopa County Arizona.

  • A Unicorn-Plant, Proboscidea parviflora 2021.10.7#5823.2. Mesquite Meander Trail in the Hassayampa Preserve, Maricopa County Arizona.
  • The Unicorn-Plant, Proboscidea parviflora 2021.10.7#5824.2. On the Mesquite Meander Trail in the Hassayampa Preserve, Maricopa County Arizona.
  • Pinewoods Spiderwort 2021.8.20#7302.3. Tradescantia pinetorum. These are not rare but it took me four years to find the first ones since we moved here. I think the monsoons this year were most helpful. Mingus Mountain, Yavapai County Arizona.
  • Cochise's Amanita. 2021.8.21#7371.3. Amanita cochiseana(caesar's in the rest of the world). Unlike most Amanita's that are deadly poisonous, this species is considered a delicacy in the southwest. Mogollon Rim, north of Strawberry Arizona.
  • 2021.6.20#8700.3. My wife Mary Lou giving perspective to the size of this Coastal Redwood. In the Stout Grove of the Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, CA.
  • 2021.6.20#8699.4. A Coastal Redwood, Sequoia sempervirens with a really great basal buttress. In the Stout Grove of the Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, California.
  • 2021.6.21#8716.3. A Coastal Redwood displaying a really unusual gnarly basal buttress. In the Stout Grove of Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, California.
  • The General Sherman Giant Sequoia. 2021.6.21#0975.3. This is not only the largest tree , but the largest living organism on Earth. In the Congress Grove of the Sequoia National Park in the Sierra Nevada's of California. What an awesome basil buttress this tree has!!
  • 2021.6.21#0976.4. Looking into the top of the General Sherman Giant Sequoia, the largest tree on Earth. In the Congress Grove of Sequoia National Park in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.
  • 2014.8.31#8467.4. While hiking the Outer Range in Denali Park Mary Lou found quite a few of these Bolete mushrooms that were marked by a Grizzly Bear. We hiked up the Mountain Vista Trail and looped around above the bench at 13 mile. When we were crossing the bench to come down she found and photographed a number of these and shot them with her iphone 5s. The bear never ate any or even destroyed them, He just liked marking them with his claws. Denali Park Alaska.
  • 2021.6.19#8369.4. A krummholz skeleton of a famous Whitebark Pine on the rim of Crater Lake. Back dropped by an even more famous Cinder Cone called Wizard Island. Crater Lake Nat. Park, Oregon.
  • 2021.6.19#8358.3. Wizard Island in Crater Lake Nat. Park Oregon.
  • 2021.6.19#8391.3. The famous cinder cone called Wizard Island. Crater Lake Nat. Park, Oregon.
  • Snow Plant 2021.6.19#8449.2. Sarcodes sanguinea. In Pine/Hemlock woods near Prospect Oregon.
  • Wild Burro 2021.6.14#3884.2. Mohave Desert near Beaty, Nevada.
  • Wild Burro's 2021.6.14#3880.2. In the Mohave Desert near Beaty Nevada.
  • A Bullock's Oriole 2021.6.15#3897.2. Near a Route 95 rest stop north of Winnemucca Nevada.
  • Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel 2021.6.19#4639.3. On the rim of Crater Lake Oregon.
  • Sword Ferns growing as epiphytes on a Big Leaf Maple. 2008.11.17-Woodmont Park, near Des Moines Washington. A redo of a previously poorly developed image.
  • An uncommon Lewis' Woodpecker 2021.6.18#4630.3. A bird found in more open dry wooded canyons in the western states. It's numbers are in serious decline from the ongoing drought in the west. It feeds by flying out from a perch and catching insects in mid air like a Flycatcher. This one has just done that, notice it has an invertebrate in it's beak. Colockum Mountains, Washington.
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