Camassia Natural Area
Camassia Natural Area is a jewel at any time of the year, and most especially in the spring. The camas flowers for which the park is named bloom in a carpet of blue. We stopped by just to see them. Its bulbs were a staple of the diet of Native Americans, and they fed camas to Lewis and Clark.
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| Camas. |
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| Wild strawberry. |
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| Blue-eyed Mary. |
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| Plectritis. |
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| Saxifrage. |
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