"LOL the fire alarm above them is the Wheelock ZNS"

"This is Cat's Ear (Calochortus elegans), aka Mariposa Lilly or Star Tulip, in a patch of prairie four miles southeast of Moscow, Idaho at an elevation of about 3000 feet,. "A small bulb of a pleasant flavor, eat by the natives." -- Journals of Lewis & Clark, May 17, 1806"

"A Ponderosa pine seedling on a plantation four miles southeast of Moscow, Idaho, fallen victim to the dreaded Erethizon dorsatum."

"Few trees are more beautiful than a Ponderosa pine in full flower. The male and female flowers are separate. The males release huge volumes of yellow pollen on warm late spring days. This female will develop after pollination into a seed-bearing cone. Cone crops are borne every two to three years; heavy crops are usually four to five years apart."