Large Mountain Monkey-flower, Subalpine Monkeyflower
Erythranthe caespitosa
Synonyms: Mimulus tilingii, Mimulus tilingii var. caespitosus
Several clusters of yellow-flowered subalpine mountain monkeyflower blooming on mossy mat of woody debris floating on the waters of a small creek in Hellroaring Meadows, Yakama Nation on the southeastern slopes of Mt. Adams.........August 12, 2012.
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Nice clusters of subalpine monkeyflower as seen along the Bluff Lake Trail where the trail comes close to picturesque falls on Bird Creek, Bird Creek Meadows, Mt. Adams, Yakama Nation........September 3, 2017.
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Subalpine monkeyflowers seen at left along creeks on the Bird Creek Trail below Crooked Creek Falls, Bird Creek Meadows, Mt. Adams, Yakama Nation.........September 2, 2017. The photo at right shows subalpine monkeyflower blooming on alpine slopes high above Crooked Creek, Bird Creek Meadows, Mt. Adams, Yakama Nation lands.......September 2, 2017.
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Two views of the flower and
calyx of subalpine monkeyflower as seen along the Hell Roaring Meadows near its
junction with the Heart Lake Trail on Mt. Adams.........September 8, 2001.
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The photo at left shows a mass of subalpine monkeyflower growing
in Shorthorn Creek at about 5600' along the Shorthorn Trail #16 on the southern
slopes of Mt. Adams........July 30, 2005. The photo at right shows subalpine monkeyflower blooming in upper Crooked Creek above the Round the Mountain Trail #9, Bird Creek Meadows, Mt. AdamsWilderness........August 30, 2018.
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Subalpine monkeyflower in bloom along creeks at Bird Creek Meadows, Mt. Adams......September 5, 2021.
The photo above shows subalpine monkeyflower as seen along the
Hell Roaring Meadows near its junction with the Heart Lake Trail on Mt. Adams.........September
8, 2001. This wildflower commonly grows in cold seeps or in mountain
streams.
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Subalpine monkeyflower in bloom in Bird Creek along the Bird Creek Trail, Bird Creek Meadows, Yakama Nationa......August 28, 2019.
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Subalpine monkeyflower still in bloom on steep, moist cliffs about three-quarters of a mile above Foggy Flat, Mt. Adams Wilderness......August 27, 2020.
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Subalpine monkeyflower blooming along one of the branches of upper Crooked Creek, Yakama Nation lands at Bird Creek Meadows.....August 18, 2023. When viewed from above, note the widely triangular corolla.
Subalpine monkeyflower as seen in moist mossy streambanks along the trail above Crooked Creek Falls, Bird Creek Meadows, Mt. Adams.........August 13, 2017.
Paul Slichter