Eugene Parnell

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Hiking Mt Adams part 7. Here's high camp, a flat area at around 7,000 feet. I was thinking how the peak actually looks smaller here than it does from down below but then I realized it's because I'm halfway up it already. Looking back the other way is an incredible view of Tahoma, Mt Rainier, which i

35 views Hiking Mt Adams part 7. Here's high camp, a flat area at around 7,000 feet. I was thinking how the peak actually looks smaller here than it does from down below but then I realized it's because I'm halfway up it already. Looking back the other way is an incredible view of Tahoma, Mt Rainier, which i

Hiking Mt Adams part 8. It's all alpine meadow up here. I won't bore you with pictures of heather but here's some more unusual (and new to me) plants: Gordon's ivesia (Ivesia gordonii), Pacific lupine (Lupinus lepidus--look how tiny it is!), and Mt Hood pussypaws (Cistanthe umbellata). #hiking #P

31 views Hiking Mt Adams part 8. It's all alpine meadow up here. I won't bore you with pictures of heather but here's some more unusual (and new to me) plants: Gordon's ivesia (Ivesia gordonii), Pacific lupine (Lupinus lepidus--look how tiny it is!), and Mt Hood pussypaws (Cistanthe umbellata). #hiking #P

I am always happy when I see this on my wisteria. This is the handiwork of leaf cutter bees. You can tell by the nearly perfect circular cutouts they make. I've only seen them actually cutting circles once. You can hear their jaws working like tiny little scissors. It's the funniest thing.
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28 views I am always happy when I see this on my wisteria. This is the handiwork of leaf cutter bees. You can tell by the nearly perfect circular cutouts they make. I've only seen them actually cutting circles once. You can hear their jaws working like tiny little scissors. It's the funniest thing. #gardeni

Here's a plant I love for midsummer. Liatris spicata, commonly known as blazing star or gay feather, is in the Aster family and is native to Eastern North America. It really wants hot full sun, at least in the Pacific Northwest; it may tolerate a little shade in hotter climates. It has such a strong

28 views Here's a plant I love for midsummer. Liatris spicata, commonly known as blazing star or gay feather, is in the Aster family and is native to Eastern North America. It really wants hot full sun, at least in the Pacific Northwest; it may tolerate a little shade in hotter climates. It has such a strong

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Nov 2022

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🔥 Top post: Hiking Mt Adams part 7. Here's high camp, a flat area at around · 35 likes + reposts

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9.7 / week

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🔥 Top post Hiking Mt Adams part 7. Here's high camp, a flat area at around 7,000 feet. I was thinking how the peak actually looks smaller here than it does from down below but then I realized it's because I'm halfway up it already. Looking back the other way is an incredible view of Tahoma… ★ 35

I am always happy when I see this on my wisteria. This is the handiwork of leaf cutter bees. You can tell by the nearly perfect circular cutouts they make. I've only seen them actually cutting circles once. You can hear their jaws working … ★ 28

Hiking Mt Adams part 9. This is about as far up as I went and yes it's a steep as it looks. I went up the snowfield a little way and saw this huge boulder dislodge from the slope and come rolling down. It's in the center of the second pho… ★ 5

Hiking Mt Adams part 8. It's all alpine meadow up here. I won't bore you with pictures of heather but here's some more unusual (and new to me) plants: Gordon's ivesia (Ivesia gordonii), Pacific lupine (Lupinus lepidus--look how tiny it i… ★ 31

Hiking Mt Adams part 6. Getting higher on the mountain now and it gets a lot steeper. You can see how loose the rocks are. Mt Adams is a stratovolcano and the cone is mostly cinders and loose rock. Theres also snow fields to be crossed ev… ★ 17

Hiking Mt Adams part 5. I'm hiking the trail that leads to High Camp, a climber's base camp for those ascending the mountain the hard way, up the Adams glacier. On the way, it crosses the Pacific Crest Trail that runs in a North and South… ★ 9

Hiking Mt Adams part 4. More flowers: avalanche lily (Erythronium montanum), which I felt lucky to see as I think they have a pretty brief bloom time. And of course paintbrush flower-- these are mountain paintbrush (Castilleja parviflora).… ★ 12

Hiking Mt Adams part 3. We're on the East side of the Cascades here so the forests are quite a bit more open and drier than on the Western slopes, mostly hemlock and a few lodgepole pines are starting to appear. Flowers along the way inclu… ★ 17

Hiking Mt Adams part 2. The money shot here is Muddy Meadows, a popular viewpoint on the Northwest side of the mountain. Those are lupine giving the purple color to the meadow, but when you get up close there are other flowers too like th… ★ 15

Ok another plants and hiking trip. This time I visited Pahto or Mt Adams, the second highest peak (12,281 ft / 3743M) in Washington state. I've always been fascinated by its remoteness. Few Washingtonians ever even see it except on the di… ★ 22

Here's a plant I love for midsummer. Liatris spicata, commonly known as blazing star or gay feather, is in the Aster family and is native to Eastern North America. It really wants hot full sun, at least in the Pacific Northwest; it may tol… ★ 28

Bloedel Reserve part 8. A couple more photos of the meadow. I have no idea what this thistle is but it's a beast! If anyone can identify the red flower in photo 2, please do, as I can't. End of thread #PNW #gardening ★ 9

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mstdn.social

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Nov 2022

Joined in the Twitter-exodus wave of late 2022 — part of the migration that made Mastodon a real destination.

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🗓️Joined Mastodon in 2022 — 3 years ago.

👁️Averages 19 views per post.

📤Posts about 9.7× per week.

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Est. 97% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
Strong engagement (~3.1% of followers engage each post) — an active, real audience.
Established account (3+ years old).

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Sculptor. Garden designer and educator. Tech industry veteran. Bigfoot stan.

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