The Twinflower is one of delicate beauty and is a member of the Honeysuckle Family. Along the forest trails it vies for the attention of the passerby with its exquisite fragrance. Suksdorf's Buttercup and the name of Engelman is perpetuated by the spruce which bears his name. These are but a few of the more common trees and flowers which bear the names of distinguished botanists. They give indication of the varied interest that our flower fields possess, for, beautiful that they are, their beauty is but a portion of their interest.
Many birds are now busy with their domestic problems in the sub-alpine parks.
A pair of flickers, nesting in an old snag near one corner of the Community Bldg., are a feature of never ending interest on the part of visitors. Then there is a Junco who has selected a spot on the inside of the Community Bldg. Regardless of what prompted this bird to select this spot his choice of a view is unsurpassed for this point overlooks the entire scope of the rugged Tatoosh Range. Three eggs were found in this nest.