Nature, Birding and Wildlife Tours in Missoula, Montana with a Biologist Guide-%i

Cedars in spring

Cedars in spring

Technically, fungi are more related to animals than to plants, but Missoula is full of foraging opportunities, from morels (above) to real plants like huckleberries.

Technically, fungi are more related to animals than to plants, but Missoula is full of foraging opportunities, from morels (above) to real plants like huckleberries.

Fall colours in the Bitterroot mountains

Fall colours in the Bitterroot mountains

Arrowleaf balsamroot along the trail with a view of Missoula below

Arrowleaf balsamroot along the trail with a view of Missoula below

Aspens in spring

Aspens in spring

Aspens in autumn

Aspens in autumn

Beargrass

Beargrass

Beargrass

Beargrass

Bee balm, also known as horse mint, even though horses don't like it much

Bee balm, also known as horse mint, even though horses don't like it much

Prairie smoke

Prairie smoke

Lupines and arrowleaf balsamroot

Lupines and arrowleaf balsamroot

Bitterrroot growing by the trail in Missoula

Bitterrroot growing by the trail in Missoula

Clarkia growing by the trail in Missoula

Clarkia growing by the trail in Missoula

Lupines

Lupines

Subalpine fir

Subalpine fir

Elephanthead

Elephanthead

Harebells

Harebells

Sticky Jacob's ladder and Waterleaf (Phacelia)

Sticky Jacob's ladder and Waterleaf (Phacelia)

Heather and Indian paintbrush

Heather and Indian paintbrush

Mariposa lily

Mariposa lily

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Cedars in spring

Technically, fungi are more related to animals than to plants, but Missoula is full of foraging opportunities, from morels (above) to real plants like huckleberries.

Fall colours in the Bitterroot mountains

Arrowleaf balsamroot along the trail with a view of Missoula below

Aspens in spring

Aspens in autumn

Bee balm, also known as horse mint, even though horses don't like it much

Lupines and arrowleaf balsamroot

Bitterrroot growing by the trail in Missoula

Clarkia growing by the trail in Missoula

Sticky Jacob's ladder and Waterleaf (Phacelia)

Heather and Indian paintbrush