The Friends of Moraine Hills State Park

Photo Galleries Main Park Area

Flowers in our Native Plant Gardens

Blue Bells	Jack-in-the-pulpit	Sand Phlox	Columbine
Photos by Bob Vetter

Prairie Clover	Bees love Goldenrod	White Lettuce	Hoary Vervain
Brown-eyed Susan	Marsh Marigolds	False Dragonhead	May Apples
Heath Asters	Pink New England Asters	Small White Asters
Prairie Golden-asters	Sky Blue Aster	Large-flowered Beardstongue	Virgin Bower in Bloom
Photos by Bob Vetter
Beardtongue	Pasqueflower Rosenweed, Royal Catchfly, & Gray-headed Coneflower
Photos by Neil Whiteman
Bloodroot	Hepatica	Hepatica	Cut-leafed Toothwort

Dutchman’s Breeches		Canadian Vetch			Butterfly Weed			Pink Prairie Clover		Marsh Marigolds
Cut-leaf Toothworth			Horse Nettle			Rue Anemone				Skunk Cabbage
Spiderwort		Leadplant		Tree Swallows		Dragonflies (Calico Pennants Male & Female
Photos by Tom Lowden
Lake Defiance from afar and close up							Morning fog and bridged walkway in marsh area
Photos by Donald Burkett

Wildflower Walks at Moraine Hills led by Stacy Iwanicki, the park naturalist for both Moraine Hills State Park and Volo Bog,
was a popular and very educational program at the Park. Now the walks have been expanded to Volo Bog as well, but they
are now called Moraine Meanders and Bog Saunters, and cover all aspects of nature. At Volo Bog walks are scheduled for the
first Saturday of odd months, and the first Sunday of even months. At Moraine Hills it is the fourth Saturday of every month.
Stacy leading a small group of nature lovers viewing Wild Indigo, Purple Cone flowers, Rattlesnake Master, and other flowers.
Photo by Tom Lowden		Photos by Paul Howerton

Winter at the Hills can be a bit frosty, but that doesn’t stop cross country skiers
Photos by Paul Howerton		Photos by Robert Whitney

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