Newfoundland
Lingering blossum of Cypripedium reginae
Ron Parsons meets a viking
FLOWERS COVE LIGHTHOUSE
Waterfall at West Brook Pond
abies balsamea
Platanthera aquilonis
The group inside the re-enacted viking lodge
A profusion of wildflowers
Todd Boland, our guide
The Arches Provincial Park
Drosera rotundifolia
Trail at the base of Burnt Cape Cliffs
End of the landlocked West Brook fjord
Lighthouse at Point Riche
Platanthera psycodes
Galearis rotundifolia
Spiranthes romanzoffiana
Malaxis unifolia 2
Malaxis monophyllos var brachypoda 2
Halenia deflexa
Orthilia secunda
Platanthera dilatata
Picturesque fishing village at Burnt Cape
Thrombolites
Pseudorchis straminea 2
Serpintine massif gros morne natl park
Cape onion and ship cove
Hypopitys monotropa
Cornus suecica
Sculpture at viking settlement
Neottia convallarioides
Lobelia kalmia
Platanthera pschodes
Photo of iceberg at st anthony
LIMESTONE BARRENS AT CAPE NORMAN
Platanthera huronensis
Thrombolites1
Corallorhiza striata f vreelandii
Limestone barrens at Burnt Cape
West Brook Pond
Platanthera clavellata
Malaxis monophyllos var brachypoda2
Abandoned lobster trap near ferry terminal
Light blue Iris hookeri (Medium)
Clump of Platanthera dilatata
Silene acaulis
Platanthera huronensis clump at West Brook Pond Bog
Ben Rostron showing tiny orchid to Heidi Arno
Iris hookeri at the coast
Sarracenia purpurea
Pink iris hookeri
Nuphar variegata
Malaxis monophylla var brachypoda
Iris hookeri
Malaxis monophyllos var brachypoda
Pseudorchis straminea
Iris versicolor 2
Pyrola asarifolia
Kalmia angustifolia var angustifolia
Pedicularis palustris
Thrombolites 3
Campanula gieseckiana
Euphrasia nemorosa
Malaxis monophyllos var brachypoda 3
Larix lacina
Ben and Catherine Rostron
Iris versicolor
Harebells (Campanula gieseckiana)
Malaxis unifolia
“Lars” Rostron
Salix reticulata
Arenaria humifusa
Rocky outcrop at Burnt Cape
Corallorhiza maculata
Berry Head Pond Gros Morne NP
Platanthera obtusata fma colactanea
Rosa virginiana
Gentianopsis detonsa ssp nesophila
Saxifraga aizoides
Solidago hispida
Tall ship coming into St Anthony Harbor
