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Corydalis and Blue Eye
At New Camp.
Adirondack Nature Photographs: Our changing seasons. The passing moods of the natural community in the timeline of new life, reseeding and decay. (Images that give you the feel of the High Peaks, along with the information you need to find it on your own.)

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(L. to R. & T. to B.)
• (1-3) Corydalis at New Camp, 7/97.
• (4-5) Blue Eye in field.

Photo Site: At New Camp Corydalis appears every July growing, it would appear, right out of the granite rock on which New Camp is built. The same plant grows elsewhere in the same sort of site (at Cookout Hill by Ridge Camp, for example). Blue Eye (Iridaceae, in the Iris Family) appears in the field not far away.
Photos by M.S. July '97 Nikon F3, 105mm, Fuji 100 (all photos hand held for flower angles).

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