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Wet conditions in upper Bonanza spring 2015

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Columbia Spotted Frog swimming in the wet puddles - Marcy Mahr
Columbia Spotted Frog swimming in the wet puddles – Marcy Mahr
Great Western Toad - Marcy Mahr
Great Western Toad – Marcy Mahr
Rail trail skiing - Richard Allin
Rail trail skiing – Richard Allin
Annual Bonanza Creek New Year ski - Richard Allin
Annual Bonanza Creek New Year ski – Richard Allin
World class views - Mike Koolen
World class views – Mike Koolen
Wet conditions in upper Bonanza, spring 2015 - Richard Allin
Wet conditions in upper Bonanza, spring 2015 – Richard Allin
Beaver Pond -R. Durand
Beaver Pond -R. Durand
Beaver pond - Ellen Kinsel
Beaver pond – Ellen Kinsel
Slocan Lake trail section in need of drainage - Richard Allin
Slocan Lake trail section in need of drainage – Richard Allin
Shared trail - Richard Allin
Shared trail – Richard Allin
Bonanza Marsh early morning - Richard Allin
Bonanza Marsh early morning – Richard Allin
Richard Allin
Richard Allin
Rutting along rail trail - Richard Allin
Rutting along rail trail – Richard Allin
View along Bonanza spring 2014 - Richard Allin
View along Bonanza spring 2014 – Richard Allin
Bonanza Marsh beaver lodge - Richard Allin
Bonanza Marsh beaver lodge – Richard Allin
Young moose in Bonanza Creek - Richard Allin
Young moose in Bonanza Creek – Richard Allin
Adult Western Toad - Richard Allin
Adult Western Toad – Richard Allin
Trail in Spring - Ellen Kinsel
Trail in Spring – Ellen Kinsel
Spring skunk cabbage in Bonanza wetland area - Richard Allin
Spring skunk cabbage in Bonanza wetland area – Richard Allin
Girl Guide Creek below trail - Ellen Kinsel
Girl Guide Creek below trail – Ellen Kinsel
AlongTheTrail - Ellen Kinsel
AlongTheTrail – Ellen Kinsel
Biking the rail trail - Mike Koolen
Biking the rail trail – Mike Koolen
Mourning Cloak Butterfly - Marcy Mahr
Mourning Cloak Butterfly – Marcy Mahr
Bonanza Marsh
Bonanza Marsh
Bonanza Creek skiers - Richard Allin
Bonanza Creek skiers – Richard Allin
Red House - Ellen Kinsel
Red House – Ellen Kinsel
Orange Honeysuckle - Ellen Kinsel
Orange Honeysuckle – Ellen Kinsel
Willow Flycatcher nests commonly in riparian shrubbery - Gary Davidson
Willow Flycatcher nests commonly in riparian shrubbery – Gary Davidson
Willow Flycatcher eggs - Gary Davidson
Willow Flycatcher eggs – Gary Davidson
Early spring on the trail
Early spring on the trail
New Year's Day, 2013 - Richard Allin
New Year’s Day, 2013 – Richard Allin
Bonanza Trail Feb 15, 2018
Bonanza Trail Feb 15, 2018
Young moose in Bonanza Cr. Females with young overwinter along Bonanza. - Richard Allin
Young moose in Bonanza Cr. Females with young overwinter along Bonanza. – Richard Allin
3 Sisters from Bonanza trail - Richard Allin
3 Sisters from Bonanza trail – Richard Allin
Flooding in Summit Lake Marsh trail section, May 2015 - Richard Allin
Flooding in Summit Lake Marsh trail section, May 2015 – Richard Allin
Bonanza Creek skiers - Richard Allin
Bonanza Creek skiers – Richard Allin
Ice Skirt on Girl Guide Creek - Ellen Kinsel
Ice Skirt on Girl Guide Creek – Ellen Kinsel
Along Bonanza ski trail - Richard Allin
Along Bonanza ski trail – Richard Allin
Along Summit Lake - Richard Allin
Along Summit Lake – Richard Allin
Debris torrent above Elk Hill washed out Bonanza trail section, 2010 - Richard Allin
Debris torrent above Elk Hill washed out Bonanza trail section, 2010 – Richard Allin
Fairy Slipper Orchid - Ellen Kinsel
Fairy Slipper Orchid – Ellen Kinsel
Summit Lake bird walk June 2015. Summit and Bonanza marshes are regionally important bird habitat - Richard Allin
Summit Lake bird walk June 2015. Summit and Bonanza marshes are regionally important bird habitat – Richard Allin
Spotted Sandpiper on the rail trail at Summit Lake. They often build their nests on the ground right next to the trail. - Gary Davidson
Spotted Sandpiper on the rail trail at Summit Lake. They often build their nests on the ground right next to the trail. – Gary Davidson
At the beaver pond - Ellen Kinsel
At the beaver pond – Ellen Kinsel
Grizzly Meadows from Bonanza Trail, 2014 - Ellen Kinsel
Grizzly Meadows from Bonanza Trail, 2014 – Ellen Kinsel
Human speed - Kip Drobish
Human speed – Kip Drobish
Otter in upper Bonanza Creek - April 2015 - Richard Allin
Otter in upper Bonanza Creek – April 2015 – Richard Allin
Girl Guide Creek above trail - Ellen Kinsel
Girl Guide Creek above trail – Ellen Kinsel
Trillium - Ellen Kinsel
Trillium – Ellen Kinsel
Beaver dam and pond - Ellen Kinsel
Beaver dam and pond – Ellen Kinsel
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