Just as soon as we got back from
our trip to Italy, Ann and I went to Shevlin Park to see how much color the larches had taken on. Realistically, the color will be better closer to the first of November, but it was a fun day to take a short walk. The larches had taken on more color than I expected, given the state of those that we saw in Südtirol which were still absolutely green.
These photos are pretty rough in that my camera, unbeknownst to me, was stuck on 6400 ISO so all are grainy. I suppose if I were going for an impressionist look, it would be OK.
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| Red Osier Dogwood, Cornus sericea |
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| Quaking Aspens, Populus tremuloides |
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| Western Larch, Larix occidentalis |
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| Dogwoods and Western Spirea, Spiraea douglasii |
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| Golden Leaves on Western Serviceberry, Amelanchier alnifolia |
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| Common Snowberry, Symphoricarpos albus |
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| Red Stems and Hips of Woods Rose, Rosa woodsii |
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| Uncommon in Central Oregon, Black Cottonwood, Populus trichocarpa |
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| One of the Drymocallis Cinquefoils |
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| Blue Elderberry, Sambucus cerulea |
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| Yellow Willows, Salix sp. Along Tumalo Creek |
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