Amerorchis rotundifolia fma. lineata
Berg Glacier and Berg Lake
Western Pasque Flower
Elephant's Head Lousewort
Robson
Glacier Lily
Western White Admiral
Harsh Paintbrush
Berg Lake Area
Frog Orchid
Black Bear
Cluster Thistle
Cypripedium parviflorum var. pubescens
Maligne Canyon
Drosera anglica
Variable Checkerspot
Ice Caves, Robson Glacier
Toboggan Falls and Berg Lake
Fern Fossils
Palm Frond Fossil
Orange Peel Fungus
Autumn Color
Racehorse Falls
Bighorn Lambs
Valley of a Thousand Falls
Careful or They'll Grab You
Meat Eaters
Little Bog of Horrors
Black Twinberry
Sparrow's Egg Lady's Slipper
Sedge Darner
Northern Small Yellow Lady's Slipper
Green Bog Orchis
Bighorn Ram
Jasper National Park
Yellow Lady's Slipper with Crab Spider
Mountain Lady's Slipper
Maligne River
Frog Orchid
Bull Elk
Small Round-leaf Orchis
Mount Robson
Mountain Lady's Slippers
Bighorn Lambs
Cypripedium parviflorum var. pubescens
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Malaxis brachypoda
Malaxis brachypoda, the White Adder's-mouth, is one of our smallest native orchids. It is not found in Washington State but is found further north and further east. This plant is only a few inches tall and the flowers minuscule. Most people would step on it without even noticing it. It is sometimes considered to be the same species as the European Malaxis monophyllos, but there are significant differences. This example was photographed near Edmonton on our visit there last summer and was shown me by a friend who took me orchid-hunting for a day and was the first time I had seen this species.
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