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Highlight Gallery & New Additions-Updated 2021.10.11

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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2021.6.21#0962.3. The General Grant Giant Sequoia, Sequoiadendron giganteum. Showing the famous fire scar from a September 2003 wildfire. The Grant tree actually moved up one in rankings as the Washington tree lost it's whole canopy in this fire. In the Grant Grove of the King's Canyon Nat. Park, California.
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2021.6.21#0962.3. The General Grant Giant Sequoia, Sequoiadendron giganteum. Showing the famous fire scar from a September 2003 wildfire. The Grant tree actually moved up one in rankings as the Washington tree lost it's whole canopy in this fire. In the Grant Grove of the King's Canyon Nat. Park, California.

  • 2021.6.21#0987.2. My wife Mary Lou making her way through and giving perspective to the enormity of some giant Sequoia's in the Congress Grove of Sequoia Nat Park, California.
  • Western Pasque Flowers 2021.6.19#8382.3. Blooming on the rim of Crater Lake Oregon.
  • A great example of how Western Pasque Flowers bloom near the edge of receding snow. On the rim of Crater Lake Oregon.
  • 2021.6.19#8401X. Western Pasque Flowers blooming on the rim of Crater Lake soon after the snow has melted. Crater lake Oregon.
  • A Square-legged Camel Cricket 2021.6.15#5457.3. Tropidischia xanthostoma. these are similar to a more well known and destructive Mormon Cricket. We encountered several large swarms on Route 95 near Oravada Nevada.
  • California Rhododendron 2021.6.20#8674.3. Rhododendron macrophyllum. Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, California.
  • 2021.6.21#0962.3. The General Grant Giant Sequoia, Sequoiadendron giganteum. Showing the famous fire scar from a September 2003 wildfire. The Grant tree actually moved up one in rankings as the Washington tree lost it's whole canopy in this fire. In the Grant Grove of the King's Canyon Nat. Park, California.
  • 2021.6.21#0963.3. The General Grant Giant Sequoia, Sequoiadendron giganteum. In the Grant Grove of King's Canyon Nat. Park, California.
  • 2021.6.21#0968.2. A different view of the General Grant tree, Sequoiadendron giganteum. At chest level the Grant tree has the greatest circumference of any tree on earth. Grant's Grove, King's Canyon Nat. Park, California.
  • 2021.6.20#8696.3. Coastal Redwoods, Sequoia sempervirens. Two tiny people in the Stout Grove of the Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, California.
  • 2021.6.18#7929.4. Sagebrush Mariposa Lilly. Calochortus macrocarpus. Near Mission Ridge, Colockum Mountains Washington.
  • 2021.6.20#5492.3. Coastal Redwood, Sequoia sempervirens in the Stout Grove of Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, California.
  • 2021.6.20#5489.3. Coastal Redwoods, Sequoia sempervirens surrounded by Sword Ferns. In the Stout Grove of the Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, California.
  • 2021.6.20#8607.4. A blooming Darlingtonia california, California Pitcher Plant. Botanical Trail in the Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, CA.
  • 2021.6.20#8605.3. A blooming Darlingtonia california, California Pitcher Plant. On a botanical trail in the Jedediah Redwood State Park, CA.
  • 021.6.21#9487.3. Whisker Brush, the only alpine-like plant we saw while hiking the Giant Sequoia Groves. Flower was approximately 1/4 inch, maybe 1&1/2 inch tall. On the Congress Trail in Sequoia Nat. Park, California.
  • A beautiful male Desert Spiny Lizard. 2021.5.14#3269.3. Sceloporus magister. Hassayampa River, Arizona.
  • A tighter crop of the previous Desert Spiny Lizard. 2021.5.14#3255.3. Sceloporus magister. Hassayampa River, Arizona.
  • A Zebra-tailed Lizard 2017.8.8#219. Callisaurus draconoides, protesting that I'm in his territory. Hassayampa River, Maricopa County Arizona.
  • Eastern Chipmunk. 2012.5.7#259. A one-eyed individual rests on an unusual pile of boulders that are Olivine Diabase. The Diabase formed deep in the earth during the early Jurassic period. Unusual circumstances uplifted the Olivine & Pyroxene sills to the surface during the Pleistocene Epoch. Extreme freezing conditions broke the sills into jumbled piles and fields of "Ringing Rocks". Bucks County PA is one of only three areas in the Northeast US these lithiophonic "Ringing Rocks" occur.
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