This photo shows a group of Larkspur blossoms, probably Poison Larkspur (Delphinium trollifolium), growing beside the Historic Columbia River Highway switchback just west of Latourell Falls. This photo shows a typical scene in the western Gorge; lots of green foliage, and lots of small flowers. There are a few pink Bleeding Hearts (Dicentra formosa) and many small, white, five-petaled flowers which I didn't take time to identify when I was shooting the photo. This photo was taken in mid-May, which is an ideal time to visit the west end of the Gorge.
Ash Creek Images
Photographs of the West by Doug Gorsline
Photo of Larkspur Blossoms along the Historic Columbia River Highway, Oregon.
