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  • The subalpine forest extended down through the wilderness valley for as far as the eye could see.  I found the wildness breath taking.  This looks across the Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness into Oregon.  We had been having rain miixed with snow during tbe last two days so it was really relaxing to finally have the rain stop.
    Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness Panorama-...jpg
  • Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness-Diamond P...jpg
  • The forest was a wonderful misture of Western Larch and Englemann's Spruce witha  few firs thrown in.  The understory included blueberries, mountain ash and a number of wildflowers.  The trail climbed through the forest with plenty of places to gaze out on the magnificient wildness in the Wenaha-Tuccanon Wilderness Area.
    Forest at Diamond Peak-Diamond Peak-...jpg
  • The Hairy Woodpecker took off to fly over me, screaming loudly that I was near her nest.
    Female Hairy Woodpecker-Diamond Peak...jpg
  • Blueberries glizzen in the soft light, highlighty waterdroplets from the recent rains.
    blueberries-Diamond Peak-Wenaha-Tuca...jpg
  • The Hairy Woodpecker surveyed from the top of a tree the surrounding area.  She had a nest in a nearby tree and was not happy I was in the area.
    Hairy Woodpecker-Diamond Peak-Wenaha...jpg
  • The early summer wildflowers were in full bloom in the open bald near Diamon Peak.  Thick stands of larsspr and groundsel were blooming.  The lupines were just starting to open.
    Bald near Diamond Peak-Diamond Peak-...jpg
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