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Found these little beauties by the creek today... Maybe wildflower season isn't quite over...

Cactus, catalpa, and I think the little purple ones are brodiea. These are Bachelor Buddies, some of @CurSedVoyce's favorites. Not likely to have many more wildflower pics to post, we're about at the end of that season.

Mariposa lillys

Respectively, bitterroot, a species of Lupin, flowering quince(with hummingbird), unidentified blue flower, and finally bodiea.

Nature is Metal! Snow? Whatcho mean? Imma be a pretty flower, ain't nobody else gonna, so everyone gon looka me!

Trailing Ice Plant.

Western Spiderwort. This flower changes the color of its stamen in response to ionizing radiation. Thus it can be used for bioassay for said radiation.

Google lens also says milkweed on the first plant. We call Achillea Millefolium as Yarrow as well, i just wasn't sure if that was universal, i had no idea what it might be called over there in Russia.

Google lens says it's Achillea Millefolium.

Cactus flowers. Can't remember the name of this one, but it's not supposed to be here in the wild. Don't tell the cactus, it still doesn't know. Thelocactus! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelocactus

Never seen it before, I'd call it "them little purple flowers, what grow in bunches."

All over the mountian, trees are leafing out. Except the aspens on the heights. Hardly even any buds popping yet.

Those stalks make awesome walking sticks and staves. Properly dried, they're feather light and iron strong. Can't do much bit dry and seal them, so you've gotta deal with the taper, but they're tough.

Russian Thistle, aka Tumbleweed. The most successful Russian invasion in history...

According to Google... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobularia_maritima