Delightful allium-like flowers spike up from roots that survive the raging Rogue winter floods to produce massive green leaves that blanket the shoreline. siskiyou news network staff photo.
Busting out at the seams, literally!! The green beauty just popped out like a super-hero from the old shell there on the right where it slept beneath the soil all winter. Climbing to great heights (for a bug) it emerges, dries off and joins the legions of others looking for something to eat.What it may like is a mystery. siskiyou news network staff photo
Tradition rules Two-Mile Riffle on the Rogue-Agness Corridor. Each spring, the fishing platform comes out and the race is on to capture as many chinook and trout as the river will deliver for the time allotted to local tribal members by the government. siskiyou news network staff photo.
Designer fashion-wear on the Rouge. Blue Jay close-up reveals dramatic blue-tips above the eyes. siskiyou news network staff photo.
What the catalogue lilies wish they were: ON THE ROGUE! A wild lily spreads its glory among the forest growth, taking the sunshine and rain as they come. siskiyou news network staff photo.
WHAT IS THAT? A secret elk gene-manipulation program by the USFS out of Gold Beach? A freak double-exposure? Naw. Just two elk looking around. siskiyou news network staff photo.
Blue Grouse getting some afternoon sun outside the studios of Siskiyou News Network. staff photo.
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