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Bo Zarts

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11. I was about 75 feet away, with a long lens. And since you are Botany, here is a list of my trees:

Reply to Botany (Reply #10)

Sun Feb 23, 2025, 06:21 PM

Feb 23

NORTH IDAHO EVERGREENS
Douglas-fir (Red Fir)
Englemann Spruce
Grand fir (White Fir)
Lodgepole Pine
Mountain Hemlock
Pacific Yew
Ponderosa Pine (Yellow Pine)
Subalpine fir
Western Hemlock
Western Larch (Tamarack)
Western Red Cedar
Western White Pine
Whitebark Pine

NORTH IDAHO BROADLEAF TREES
Black Cottonwood
Quaking Aspen
Western Paper Birch

My mountaintop has predominately Subalpine fir, which just so happens to be my favorite species of tree.

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Fire Lookout Life: Cot with a Chief Joseph Blanket [View all] Bo Zarts Feb 22 OP

A treasure, I'm sure Deuxcents Feb 22 #1

I will fight no more Eko Feb 22 #2

Thank you - tears in my eyes. erronis Feb 22 #4

Gorgeous blm Feb 22 #3

You are a wealthy man. Botany Feb 22 #5

Nay .. but I spend what I have wisely. Bo Zarts Feb 22 #6

What kind of big critters do you have there? Botany Feb 22 #7

Lots of critters out here in the wilds .. Bo Zarts Feb 23 #9

Thank you! What a great image of that bear. Botany Feb 23 #10

I was about 75 feet away, with a long lens. And since you are Botany, here is a list of my trees: Bo Zarts Feb 23 #11

What a beautiful blanket, my dear Bo . . . Just glorious to see. nt CaliforniaPeggy Feb 23 #8