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Monkshood, Alaskan wildflower blooming in June and July. This beautiful but poisonous flower (Aconitum sp.) is also known as aconite, wolf’s bane or devil’s helmet.

Aconitum is commonly known as monkshood or wolf's bane.

Purple Monkshood flower, Aconitum stalks on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Yellows paintbrush flower (Castilleja unalaschcensis) growing wild in June, Alaska, USA.

Aconitum is also known as wolf's-bane, aconite, monkshood, leopard's bane, mousebane, women's bane, devil's helmet, queen of poisons, or blue rocket. It is a poisonous wildflower that grows in Alaska.

Purple and white monkshood flower is beautiful, but this perennial is toxic if eaten. Other names for lovely, poisonous monkshood are aconite, wolf's bane, tiger's bane, dog's bane, devil's helmet, Queen of all Poisons, or blue rocket. Location is Anchorage's Alaska Botanic Garden.

Monkshood, Alaskan wildflower blooming in June and July. This beautiful but poisonous flower (Aconitum sp.) is also known as aconite, wolf’s bane or devil’s helmet.

Monkshood, Alaskan wildflower blooming in June and July. This beautiful but poisonous flower (Aconitum sp.) is also known as aconite, wolf’s bane or devil’s helmet.

Glimpse of an Alaskan summer with monkshod flowers and a dragonfly processed with textures for a dream-like look.

These herbaceous perennial plants are chiefly native to the mountainous parts of the Northern Hemisphere, growing in the moisture-retentive but well-draining soils of mountain meadows. Most species are extremely poisonous and must be dealt with very carefully.

A bumblebee gathers pollen from the wildflower, Monkshood, in Anchorage, Alaska.

A great variety of plants and colours

Monkshood, Alaskan wildflower blooming in June and July. This beautiful but poisonous flower (Aconitum sp.) is also known as aconite, wolf’s bane or devil’s helmet.

Monkshood, Alaskan wildflower blooming in August. This beautiful but poisonous flower (Aconitum sp) is also known as aconite. wolf’s bane or devil’s helmet.

Purple Monkshood flower stalks on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Monkshood, Alaskan wildflower blooming in June and July. This beautiful but poisonous flower (Aconitum sp.) is also known as aconite, wolf’s bane or devil’s helmet.

Monkshood, Alaskan wildflower blooming in June and July. This beautiful but poisonous flower (Aconitum sp.) is also known as aconite, wolf’s bane or devil’s helmet.

Monkshood, Alaskan wildflower blooming in June and July. This beautiful but poisonous flower (Aconitum sp.) is also known as aconite, wolf’s bane or devil’s helmet.

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samyhussain said:

well composed, nice colors, thanks

2010-02-07 09:23

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