2.  Late June.  A bush with several buds
and blossoms.

3.  Late June.  Another typical blossom
and a bud.

4.  Mid-July.  Unusual blossom with what
appears to be two sets of red and white
petals just opening within a single calyx.

5.  Mid-July.  Another blossom with
red-tipped petals.  The stamens and sepals
are drying.

6. Mid-July.  Close-up side view of a developing
berry. The stamens are still present and
the sepals are still green.

7.  Mid-August.  Section of a bush with berries at
various stages.  One berry has already dropped
from the plant.

8.  Early September.  A young plant with
leaves beginning to turn.

9.  Early September.  Close-up of a single 5-foliate
leaf on the plant in Photo 7.  Note the prickly
stem.

10.  July 2, 2009.  A young plant with
redish brown leaves in early summer.

Photos 1-7 taken along Upper Bottom
Dollar Road.
65°  25.2' N,   144°  48.5' W
Elev. 1900 ft.

Photos 8 and 9 taken on the
granite tors along Bottom Dollar Creek
above the confluence with Half Dollar Creek.
65°  25.23' N,   144°  48.43' W
Elev. 1900 ft.

Photo 10 taken along the Elliot highway
at the Livengood rest stop.
65°  30.0' N,   148°  37.4' W