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This was on Shrine Pass last week when it was raining all the time.
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I spent the weekend at the Blue Lakes below Mount Sneffels. The wildflowers were still pretty nice up there :)

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I'm finally getting around to annotating my photos from my Colorado trip at the end of June. I'd appreciate any help in identifying the flowers, some I know, some I'm not sure, some I have no idea.

These two were taken on the Snowmass Ski Slopes:
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Colorado Blue Columbine [Aquilegia caerulea] by HikerT, on Flickr

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Colorado Blue Columbine [Aquilegia caerulea] by HikerT, on Flickr

These were taken on the Northwest Slopes route on Huron.
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Marsh Marigold? (Caltha leptosepala?)

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Alpine Primrose?

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Forget-me-nots and dwarf clover?

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From CT hike last month. The wildflowers were wonderful.
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HikerT wrote:I'm finally getting around to annotating my photos from my Colorado trip at the end of June. I'd appreciate any help in identifying the flowers, some I know, some I'm not sure, some I have no idea.

These two were taken on the Snowmass Ski Slopes:
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Colorado Blue Columbine [Aquilegia caerulea] by HikerT, on Flickr

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Colorado Blue Columbine [Aquilegia caerulea] by HikerT, on Flickr

These were taken on the Northwest Slopes route on Huron.
Image
IMG_9493 by HikerT, on Flickr
Marsh Marigold? (Caltha leptosepala?)

Image
IMG_9497 by HikerT, on Flickr

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IMG_9500 by HikerT, on Flickr

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IMG_9572 by HikerT, on Flickr
Alpine Primrose?

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IMG_9575 by HikerT, on Flickr
Forget-me-nots and dwarf clover?

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IMG_9581 by HikerT, on Flickr
That's a nice collection of alpines. They're all fairly easy to identify:

IMG_9493: yes on the Caltha leptosepala

IMG_9497: White American Globeflower (Trollius laxus ssp. albiflorus)

IMG_9500: King's Crown (Rhodiola integra, aka Sedum integra)

IMG_9572: yes on the Alpine Primrose (Primula angustifolia)

IMG_9575: yes on the Forget-me-nots (Eritrichium nanum) and Dwarf Clover (Trifolium nanum)

IMG_9581: Old man of the Mountain (Tetraneuris grandiflora, formerly known as Hymenoxys grandiflora).
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Greenhouseguy wrote: That's a nice collection of alpines. They're all fairly easy to identify:

IMG_9493: yes on the Caltha leptosepala

IMG_9497: White American Globeflower (Trollius laxus ssp. albiflorus)

IMG_9500: King's Crown (Rhodiola integra, aka Sedum integra)

IMG_9572: yes on the Alpine Primrose (Primula angustifolia)

IMG_9575: yes on the Forget-me-nots (Eritrichium nanum) and Dwarf Clover (Trifolium nanum)

IMG_9581: Old man of the Mountain (Tetraneuris grandiflora, formerly known as Hymenoxys grandiflora).
Awesome! Thanks for the help.
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ImageSnowy Range by ccd333, on Flickr

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