RHH's photos with the keyword: ravines

I do not know what trees these photos represent but they were all photographed in The Ravines, a park in western Michigan, where we hiked with family members.

New spring growth on an unidentified tree photographed in The Ravines, a park in western Michigan, while hiking there with other family members.

Photographed in The Ravines, a park in western Michigan where we hiked with family members. The tree is apparently (thanks to Andreas), Tillia americana, Basswood.

Photographed in the The Ravines, a park in western Michigan, while hiking there with family members. The tree is Acer negundo or Box Elder.

This Trout Lily, Erythronium americanum, shows off not only its beautiful flower but its patterned leaves, the leaves for which the plant is named. It was photographed in The Ravines, a Grand Rapids, Michigan, city park.

These Trout Lilies were photographed at a Grand Rapids city park named The Ravines. It is along the Grand River and is a great natural area. The photo shows the beautifully patterned leaves for which the plant is named.

I believe this is the Yellow Finger Coral Fungus. It was photographed at the Ravines in western Michigan and was one of the msuhrooms we found while walking there with other family members.

Amanita muscaria or Fly Agaric is a known for its hallucenogenic qualities. We did not sample it for that reason, bjut did photograph it at the Ravines, a park near Grand Valley State University in Michigan. Usually a bright red this one was yellow, as were others we saw near Lake Michigan.

These are New England Asers, one of the few wildflowers still blooming when we were in Michigan earlier this autumn. They were photographed in a new park along the Grand River, the Ravines.

These New England Asters were among the few wildflowers still blooming when we visited the Ravines, a new park along the Grand River. We were in Michigan visiting family and this was one of our excursions.

Another place in Michigan we visited was a new park called the Ravines. These flowers were photographed while walking there with other family members.