Summer Solstice is rapidly approaching - the longest day of the year being June 21st. Spring is waning and the vibrant Farewell-to-Spring flowers (Clarkia rubicunda) are now appropriately marking that change. The wildflower display this spring was shortened by the lack of rain, but there is still plenty to see up on the mountain. Many of the summer bloomers, important nectaring plants for butterflies, are now in full bloom - like Lizardtail (Eriophyllum staechadifolium) and Golden Yarrow (Eriopyllum confertiflorum). North-facing slopes are still dense with Seaside Daisy (Erigeron glaucus) that may last until late summer. And there's plenty more - go check it out!