Wildflowers of Oredson-Todd Woods

sorted by color and then alphabetically by common name

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Purple flowers

 
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Bluedicks
Bluedicks

Dichelostemma capitatum

Calypso orchid
Calypso orchid

Calypso bulbosa

Checker lily
Checker lily

Fritillaria affinis

Groundcone
Groundcone

Kopsiopsis strobilacea

Hairy honeysuckle
Hairy honeysuckle

Lonicera hispidula

Henderson's fawnlily
Henderson's fawnlily

Erythronium hendersonii

Varileaf collomia
Varileaf collomia

Collomia heterophylla

Wild ginger
Wild ginger

Asarum caudatum

White flowers

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Catsears
Catsears

Calochortus tolmiei

Coltsfoot
Coltsfoot

Petasites frigidus

Common trillium
Common trillium

Trillium ovatum

Enchanter's nightshade
Enchanter's nightshade

Circaea alpina

Henderson's triteleia
Henderson's triteleia

Triteleia hendersonii

Hooker's fairy bells
Hooker's fairy bells

Disporum hookeri

Largeleaf sandwort
Largeleaf sandwort

Moehringia macrophylla

Miner's lettuce
Miner's lettuce

Claytonia

Nuttall's toothwort
Nuttall's toothwort

Cardamine nuttallii

Snow queen
Snow queen

Synthyris reniformis

Solomon's plume
Solomon's plume

Maianthemum racemosa

Starflower
Starflower

Trientalis latifolia

Starry Solomon's seal
Starry Solomon's seal

Maianthemum stellatum

Sticky catchfly
Sticky catchfly

Silene campanulatum

Washington lily
Washington lily

Lilium washingtonianum

Wind anemone
Wind anemone

Anemone deltoidea

Red and orange flowers

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Applegate's paintbrush
Applegate's paintbrush

Castilleja applegatei

Orange columbine
Orange columbine

Aquilegia formosa

Orange honeysuckle
Orange honeysuckle

Lonicera ciliosa

Red bells
Red bells

Fritillaria recurva

Yellow flowers

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Western sweet cicely
Western sweet cicely

Osmorhiza occidentalis

Woodland tarweed
Woodland tarweed

Madia madioides

Photo Credits: Kristi Mergenthaler, Stewardship Director at Southern Oregon Land Conservancy

Upcoming

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Explore the Bluff!
May 8
Pompadour Bluff
Explore the Bluff!
Pompadour Bluff

Wednesday, May 8, 3:00pm - 5:00pm

Tour the spectacular Pompadour Bluff just outside of Ashland on a guided hike by Kristi Mergenthaler, Stewardship Director.

Pompadour Bluff
Nature Journaling
May 11
Oredson Todd Woods
Nature Journaling
Oredson Todd Woods

Wednesday, May 11, 10:00am - 12:00pm

Join Tara Laidlaw, Education Program Manager, for a nature journaling primer at Oredson-Todd Woods!

Oredson Todd Woods
Morning Nature Observation
May 14
84 4th Street
Morning Nature Observation
84 4th Street

Tuesday, May 14, 9:00am - 12:00pm

This hike will traverse the diverse habitats of the preserve with stops at the legacy oak woodland and vernal pool-mounded prairie. There will be some casual birding and nature observations.

84 4th Street
Explore The Bluff!
May 15
Pompadour Bluff
Explore The Bluff!
Pompadour Bluff

Wednesday, April 17, 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Explore the Bluff!

Explore the rocks and cliffs of The Harry & Marilyn Fisher Preserve at Pompadour Bluff with Conservation Project Manager, Paul Belson.

Pompadour Bluff
Open Lands Day at Rogue River Preserve
Jun 1
Rogue River Preserve
Open Lands Day at Rogue River Preserve
Rogue River Preserve

Open Lands Day in June - it doesn’t get much better than this!

Rogue River Preserve
Annual Members Picnic
Jun 8
Rogue River Preserve
Annual Members Picnic
Rogue River Preserve

Annual Members Picnic - stay tuned for more details!

Rogue River Preserve

Nature Talks on YouTube

Enjoy recordings of our past Nature Talks. Each event has multiple presenters. From our local national trails, to new SOLC conserved lands, to special species, to tracking animals in the snow - you’ll gain knowledge to impress all your friends.

News blog

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Our Hummingbird Neighbors
Our Hummingbird Neighbors

Fierce Iridescent Sprites

Stand on the Grizzly Peak Trail near Ashland in the north-facing wet meadows during August and listen to the buzz, not the buzz of bumble bees, but of wing-whirring hummingbirds nectaring on towering larkspurs and monkshood. The male hummers may also buzz past, defending their flowery territories from intruders, and if you are lucky, one may hover a few feet from your face, staring you down. Pugnacious and brave, glittering sprites

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Cultivating Best Practices for Tribal Partnerships
Cultivating Best Practices for Tribal Partnerships

Last month, SOLC co-hosted a workshop led by the Vesper Meadow Education Program to help non-Native-led environmental and conservation organizations begin to cultivate thoughtful, respectful, and reciprocal partnerships with Tribes and community members with Tribal heritage.

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Oregon Ash Swales
Oregon Ash Swales

The seasonal Oregon ash swales at Rogue River Preserve are full of water now, their pools host singing chorus frogs and swimming long-toed salamanders.

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January Updates From Your SOLC Staff
January Updates From Your SOLC Staff

It’s a new year and the SOLC staff has hit the ground running. Read the entire article to learn about some exciting happenings with your conservancy team members.

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