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April Photo Gallery: California Foothills Wildflowers

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

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Spring is finally here in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada here in California; the birds singing, the hills are green, and the wildflowers are blooming. The foothills have three basic ecological zones: chaparral, oak woodlands, and pine/oak forest. These wildflowers are from the oak woodland area.

White globe lily (Calochortus albus), spring, Folsom Lake State Recreation Area, California

White globe lily (Calochortus albus), spring, Folsom Lake State Recreation Area, California

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