2023 Lupine Photos
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Please Note – Even though I’m a local, I take all my photos from the road and don’t go into the fields. I don’t want to disturb the young plants or mess up the blooms and I definitely don’t want to get ticks. Please save the view for others and respect private property. My camera’s zoon can get me quite close if I want a close-up.
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Photos chronicle the growth and bloom of the Lupines from April 30 through the blooming season.
July Lupines
July 15: Another late blooming Lupine
July 11: Lupine Pods getting ready to pop their seeds.
July 11: You can still find an occasional blooming lupine.
July 11: Lupine Seed Pods
June 30: Most of the lupine have finished blooming. The cycle continues: birds & small animals will eat and distribute seeds over our area for future blooms.
June 30: Even though most of the lupine are finished blooming, you'll find an occasional bloom here and there right through autumn.
June 15-30
June 16: Pearl Lake Road down near the lake.
June 16: Pearl Lake Road
June 16: There are several fields of lupine tucked away as your travel Pearl Lake Road
June 16: Pearl Lake Road, down by the Lake.
June 16th at Pearl Lake
June 16, traveling down Pearl Lake Road
June 16: Lupines on Pearl Lake
June 16: Please don't go in the lupines. You are trampling next year's flowers as lupines bloom in their 2nd year. You also have changed the view for all that visit after you.
June 17: Lupines at Harman's Cheese
June 17: Lupine Field at Harman's Cheese with Yellow Buttercups in the field beyond.
June 20 - Still beautiful blooms in the area but lupine are starting to go to seed.
June 20: New Bloom next to a flower gone to seed.
June 22: Route 117. The sun was too bright for a good photo but this photo gives you an idea. Lupine are gaining height as they start to go to seed, but there's still good color in the area.
June 24: I admire the tenacity of Lupine Flowers. The plant is knocked down but the flowers within a day, had stood up and aimed for the sky!
June 25: Lupines behind Harman's Cheese with the backdrop of a field of yellow buttercups.
June 25: Even though most of the lupine are now going to seed, you'll still find new blooms coming.
June 25: As the lupine go to seed, we have the summer flowers bringing color to our world. Kathie shared this photo of Star in Polly's Pancake Parlor field.
Lupine going to seed
June 30: Most of the lupine have finished blooming. The cycle continues: birds & small animals will eat and distribute seeds over our area for future blooms.
June 30: Even though most of the lupine are finished blooming, you'll find an occasional bloom here and there right through autumn.
June 30: Lupines seed pods.
June 30: Even though the lupines are finishing their blooming season, our back roads are beautiful. This is the morning sun on Grand View Road.
