[Adder's Tongues and Fawnlilies: The Genus Erythronium West of the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington]
Coast Adder's Tongue, Pink Fawnlily, Pink Fawn-lily, Coast Fawn-lily, Mahogany Fawn-lily, Trout-lily
Erythronium revolutum
Pink fawnlily as seen in the Coast Range of Oregon........May 21, 2009.
CHARACTERISTICS:
1. Six tepals are a deep, purplish-pink color.
2. Leaves basal, elliptical in shape, with a lightly mottled surface.
3. Stamens pressed agains the stigma.
HABITAT:
The pink fawnlily is found along moist river banks and into light
to moderately thick woods.
RANGE:
The pink fawnlily is found west of the Cascade Mts from Vancouver Island,
B.C. south, spottily through the Puget Trough to southwestern Oregon and northwestern
California.
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Garden propagated pink fawn lilies from the webmaster's garden, Gresham, OR......March 30, 2019.
Garden propagated pink fawn lilies from the webmaster's garden, Gresham, OR......April 3, 2019.
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Additional close-up views of pink fawnlily as seen in the Coast Range of Oregon........May 21, 2009.
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Pink fawnlilies as seen along a trail in coniferous forest at the northern Oregon Coast..........April 6, 2016.
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Pink fawnlily as seen in the Coast Range of northwestern Oregon.........May 2, 2016.
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Pink fawnlily..........March 29, 2016.
A pink fawnlily blooming in the webmaster's woodland garden in Gresham, OR.......March 28, 2017.
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Basal leaves of the pink fawn lily from a naturalized population located in coniferous woods in northwestern Vancouver, WA........April 23, 2017.
Paul Slichter