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Iris
Oregon
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It looks like Holly, but it has blue fruit?
It is actually Oregon-grape Mahonia aquifolium, Berberidaceae.
Also known as Oregon grape holly but it isn't in Oregon and not a grape or a holly.
So every part of its name is misleading.
Blueberry
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Fireweed
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The guide's choice hike near Mendenhall glacier.
Toad skin lichen
Lettuce leaf lichen
Bloody tooth fungus (Hydnellum peckii)
Lots more names:strawberries and cream, bleeding Hydnellum, bleeding tooth fungus, red-juice tooth, Devil's tooth, and Peck's hydnum.
Fly agaric (Amnita muscaria)
Matchstick fungus
Canadian dogwood (Cornus canaceae)
Slime mold (I think)
Pixie cup lichen
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Siberian aster (aster Sibiricus)
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Canadian dogwood (Cornus canaceae)
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Anemone occidentalis
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Touch-me-nots (impatiens)
Canadian dogwood (Cornus canaceae) It's here too.
Thimbleberry Rubus parviflorus is a type of Raspberry native to western and northern North America.
Alaska interior
Nagoonberry (Rubus artica)
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Thanks Carleigh for your help with identification of several flowers on this page.