// August 14th, 2011 // No Comments » // Boreal Forest, Canadian Shield, Manitoba Tourist Destination, Nopiming Provincial Park, Oak Hammock Marsh, Recent Posts, Whiteshell Provincial Park, Wildflowers

Today, some wildflower photos taken this summer in Manitoba. Above is a Wood Lily which is commonly found along roadsides and forest edges. This lily was growing at Oak Hammock Marsh.
Below: Common Bladderwort. These grow in marshes with the green leafy mass of the plant being under the water and the flowering stem shoots up above water level. This was in a marsh in Nopiming Provincial Park.

Below: Northern Crane’s Bill. I found this one growing in a scrub forest area in the Whiteshell. The bloom on this plant has seen better days but it is still a pretty plant.

Enjoy!
~Sharon