1. Bitter Dock: Rumex obtusifolius -
* 2. Grass Pink: Dianthus armeria - Several in bloom.
* 3. Oregon Stonecrop: Sedum oregonum - Fairly common.
* 4. Birdfoot Deervetch: Lotus corniculatus - A few in bloom.
* 5. American Bird's-foot Trefoil: Lotus unifoliolatus var. unifoliolatus - Very common.
* 6. Broadleaf Lupine: Lupinus latifolius ssp. latifolius - Several plants still in bloom.
* 7. Red Clover: Trifolium pratense - A few still in bloom.
* 8. Common St. John's-wort / Klamathweed: Hypericum perforatum - Mostly out of bloom, but several still blooming.
* 9. Fireweed: Chamerion angustifolium -
* 10. Annual Willowherb: Epilobium brachycarpum -
* 11. Unidentified Willowherb: Epilobium ciliatum ?
* 12. Glaucous Willowherb: Epilobium glabberimum - only a few in bloom.
* 13. Milkflower Willowherb: Epilobium lactiflorum - Blooming at small falls along road about 100 meters above viewpoint.
* 14. Queen Anne's Lace: Daucus carota -
* 15. Butter and Eggs: Linaria vulgaris - A few in bloom at this site.
* 16. Common Monkey Flower: Mimulus guttatus - Blooming at small falls along road about 100 meters above viewpoint.
* 17. Woodland Beardtongue: Nothochelone nemorosa - A few in bloom on downhill side of road.
* 18. Orange Agoseris: Agoseris aurantiaca - One in bloom on road shoulder.
* 19. Western Pearly Everlasting: Anaphalis margaritacea -
* 21. Spotted Knapweed: Centaurea biebersteinii (C. maculosa) - Several plants in bloom.
* 22. White Knapweed: Centaurea diffusa - Several plants in bloom.
23. Bull Thistle: Cirsium vulgare - Going to seed.
* 24. Smooth Hawksbeard: Crepis capillaris - Only one seen.
* 25. Woolly Sunflower, Oregon Sunshine: Eriophyllum lanatum var. lanatum - Mostly out of bloom, several still blooming.
* 26. False Dandelion, Hairy Catsear: Hypocheris radicata -
* 27. Wall-lettuce: Mycelis muralis -
* 28. Common Nipplewort: Lapsana communis -
* 29. Oxeye Daisy: Leucanthemum vulgare - Common.
* 30. Tansy Ragwort: Senecio jacobaea - Several at this site, becoming common along Rd #23 along the west side of Mt. Adams and to the west of Rd #8810.
Animals Seen:
Turkey Vultures
Vaux's Swifts
Violet-green Swallows
Intersection of Rd #23 & Rd #8810:
1. High-bush Cranberry: Viburnum edule -
* 2. Giant Mountain Aster: Canadanthus modestus (formerly Aster modestus) -
Animals Seen:
Lorquin's Admiral patrolling a small section of the junction.