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Large individual or maybe clump at tide line.

THEYRE BACK

Very strange creature

On soil and in crevices

Soil down old blasted rock.

Huge populations in post-burn meadows.

Inats first choice is atropurpureus, but I believe the presence of small white rim on margin distinguishes it as zelleri

Resting on crocosmia

There were 5 groupings of this plant right alongside the trail in Goldstream Provincial Park. All within about 10 - 15 metres of this group.

Huge caterpillar! Almost 4 in long has a horn on his butt?

Deceased

Drink up little one, it's been a long trip.

Sadly not common bluecup as I initially thought, looks like some kind of a tiny campanula. Growing in vernal pool with muhlenberg's centaury.

Found on Snowberry Bush. For reference the leafs are about the size of a quarter.

with habitat shots