A handful of orange flowers
Cabrillo

Spring Flowers are in the Air

The atmospheric rivers that have brought much needed rain to the area has also allowed the spring flowers to start blooming. It looks like we are in store for a very colorful Spring. The VNC is trying to arrange with Park staff for a walking tour of Spring flowers and plants along the upper monument. A tentative date of Friday May 12th from 3-4pm has been set. In the meantime, enjoy these Spring blooms. Send in any spring photos to cnmvipvoice@gmail.com.

A handful of orange flowers
A field of yellow flowers.
A egg shaped vegetable with small thin spikes covering the body
Yellow flowers bloom with gray puffy clouds in the background.
NPS/D. Wieder – Sea Dahlias
A circular purple flower with a white and yellow center.
NPS/M. Rose – Ground Pink
Yellow flowers bloom among light green oval leaves.
NPS/M. Rose – Bladderpod
A yellow flower that is still closed with green oval shaped leaves.
NPS/M. Rose – Spring flowers
A small flower with purple petals. Long yellow stems radiate from the center.
NPS/M. Rose – Wishbone Bush
Yellow flowers bloom with gray puffy clouds in the background.
NPS/D. Wieder – Spring flowers
Yellow flowers bloom in the foreground with the blue ocean and a lighter blue sky are in the background.
NPS/L. Morrison – Spring flowers overlooking the ocean
A round plant with long cylindrical spikes radiating from the center.
Small purple flowers at the nd of long thin stems.
Yellow flowers on a hill with the lighthouse and the American flag in the background.
NPS/L. Morrison – Spring flowers at the lighthouse
Yellow flowers bloom with gray puffy clouds in the background.
NPS/D. Wieder – Sea Dahlias
A concrete pathwith low green plants on either side. Two trees are in the background. Puffy clouds are seen against a blue sky.
NPS/L. Morrison – Path to the lighthouse
A flower with a yellow center and yellow petals.
NPS/M. Rose – San Diego Sea Dahlia
Orange buttercup flowers bloom among green leaves.
NPS/M. Rose – California Poppy
A round cactus with long narrow red and white flowers sticking out the sides.
NPS/M. Rose – fish hook cactus

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