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A bee tightens up and launches itself toward a thistle bloom

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02096-bee.jpg A patch of asters on the way down to the gulley between Mid Hills campground and Eagle RocksThumbnailsPalmer's penstemon blooms on the way up the gulley toward Eagle RocksA patch of asters on the way down to the gulley between Mid Hills campground and Eagle RocksThumbnailsPalmer's penstemon blooms on the way up the gulley toward Eagle RocksA patch of asters on the way down to the gulley between Mid Hills campground and Eagle RocksThumbnailsPalmer's penstemon blooms on the way up the gulley toward Eagle RocksA patch of asters on the way down to the gulley between Mid Hills campground and Eagle RocksThumbnailsPalmer's penstemon blooms on the way up the gulley toward Eagle RocksA patch of asters on the way down to the gulley between Mid Hills campground and Eagle RocksThumbnailsPalmer's penstemon blooms on the way up the gulley toward Eagle Rocks

There are quite a few white thistle flowers in the gulch between Mid Hills campground and Eagle Rocks.