Some Flora from the Black Hills

It took hours of research but I think I have identified the flower photos I took and am posting. I certainly could have mislabeled some of them because flora identification is not my strong suit...so forgive me and correct me.

I take photos of things that are interesting to me; maybe unusual, maybe colorful, maybe catching my eye. Some of the flowers were rare sightings for me. Some of the were very abundant. Some of them were colorful in that particular setting. Some of the flowers had visitors I tried to capture. Some of them are wild. Some of them planted in that place. Some of them from the woods. Some of them from the prairies. Some of them in town. All of them made me smile and brightened that particular moment. 

I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.

Black Eyed Susans

Dame's Rocket

Coneflowers

I tried, but no idea

about 4' tall

looks somewhat like Lupine

Mariposa Lily

Pale Purple Coneflower

Prairie Bluebells

Queen Anne's Lace

or Wild Carrot

Sego Lily

Tall Pink Bachelor Button

or Corn Flower

Three-Nerve Fleabane

Wavyleaf Thistle

Wild Carrot

or Queen Anne's Lace

(I now know Yarrow is the wildflower near my perennial flower bed)

Wild Rose

Wood Lily

(this is only the second Wood Lily I have seen in SD)