S. M. Garver - Idaho - Page 10 of 10

Idaho images - page 10 of 10
This page contains the last of the Twins Falls images and a few from southeast Idaho.

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Views along canyon rim trail in Twin Falls, Idaho

September 9-10, 2013

Waterfall cascading down the canyon walls.
[Waterfall with at least six levels as it drops down the canyon wall. Vegetation is growing on the canyon wall near this water.]

Blue dragonfly
[Closeup of a dragonfly with a light-blue body with black wings sitting on the ground.]

Interesting flower gone to seed.
[Puffy white ball nearly 2 inches in diameter sits atop a green stem.]

Another type of flower gone to seed.
[Small balls of white with lots of air-space between are connected by stems to one plant.]

Remains of yet another type of flower
[These former blooms look like strings emmanating from the stem. The

Milkweed bloom
[Ball of white strands with dark brown seeds at the end of the strands. Wind is blowing from the left to the right making the strands lean to the right.]

Another milkweed pod
[This crescent-shaped pod has barely opened. The many seeds are visible, but only a few puffs of white can be seen.]

Twins Statue for the city of Twin Falls
[Along the rim trail is a statue of two women holding an arm back to hold the hand of the other as they face opposite directions.]

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Southeast Idaho
September 25 and 29, 2008

Idaho Potato Museum in Blackfoot, Idaho has this display indicating most pototoes are grown in southeast Idaho counties
[An image of a display with Idaho segmented into four sections of which only three in the south grow potatoes. The map lists the percents of the total grown in each section.]

Snake River seen from Idaho rest stop relatively near the Wyoming state line.
[Snake River with canyon wall on left side.]

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