Mid-June in the Adirondacks.. What's Blooming? June 27, 2016 / Leah Comerford View fullsize Roadside Blue Lupines... be still my beating heart! View fullsize Bunchberry // Cornus canadensis on our hike up Scarface Mountain. View fullsize View fullsize Must be the most beautiful of all native ground-covers! View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Reindeer moss? View fullsize These colors tho. View fullsize View fullsize Wood Sorrel.. a tasty treat on our hike. View fullsize Very special find - One lovely Pink Ladyslipper on the mountain top // Cypripedium acaule. Needs very specific soil conditions to sustain the symbiotic fungus it requires to germinate and grow (Don Leopold, 'Native Plants of the Northeast'). View fullsize Carnivorous Round-leaved Sundew // Drocera rotundifolia. Fun find!! Lower St. Regis waterways. View fullsize Northern Blue Flag // Iris versicolor View fullsize Northern Blue Flag // Iris versicolor View fullsize A carpet of creeping Twinflower // Linnaea borealis. Found in a sunny situation growing on a deep layer of white pine needles above Upper Saranac Lake. View fullsize Last but not least.. had to include this gorgeous sunset over Saranac // My happy place <3 Comment 0 Likes