Carrizo Plain Collection

San Andreas fault, aerial view
Aerial photograph of the San Andreas fault as it crosses the Carrizo Plain some 450km (300 miles) south of San Francisco & 160km (100 miles) north of Los Angeles

Usa, California. Landscape of meadow full of owls clover and hillside daisy wildflowers, Carrizo Plain National Monument

Usa, California. Panoramic landscape of Hillside daisy on hillside, Carrizo Plain National Monument

California. Owls clover and a variety of yellow flowers fill a meadow in Carrizo Plain National Monument

USA, California, Carrizo Plain National Monument, Lanceleaf monolopia and tansyleaf phacelia display spring bloom in the Temblor Range

NA, USA, California; Carrizo Plain. Wild flowers
NA, USA, CA, San Luis Obispo Co, Lone Oak and Spring Wildflowers

CA, Carrizo Plain NM, Carrizo Plain with Temblor Range and spring wildflowers (Purple Owls Clover, Yellow Tidy Tips, and Bigelows Tickseed)

CA, Carrizo Plain NM, Carrizo Plain with spring wildflowers (Yellow Tidy Tips)

NA, USA, California. Carrizo Plain

North America, USA, California, Carrizo Plain NM over Soda Lake
North America, USA, California, Carrizo Plain NM, over Soda Lake

NA, USA, California, Carrizo Plain Tidy tips in full bloom
NA, USA, California, Carrizo Plain, Tidy tips in full bloom

Spectacular masses of spring wildflowers, mainly Hillside Daisy, Californian Poppies and Phacelia
ROG-13929 Spectacular masses of spring wildflowers, mainly Hillside Daisy, Californian Poppies and Phacelia, covering the slopes of The Temblor Range Carrizo Plain, California

Spectacular masses of spring wildflowers, mainly Hillside Daisy and Phacelia, covering the slopes of The Temblor Range
ROG-13913 Spectacular masses of spring wildflowers, mainly Hillside Daisy and Phacelia, covering the slopes of The Temblor Range Carrizo Plain, California

Masses of Coulter's goldfields - Soda Lake / Alkali Lake in Carrizo Plain National Monument, California
ROG-13919 Masses of Coulter's goldfields - Soda Lake / Alkali Lake in Carrizo Plain National Monument, California. USA Lasthenia glabrata ssp

Mass of a tickseed - Tidy-tips, Fremont's Phacelia and other spring flowers in the Carrizo Plain, California
ROG-13920 Mass of a tickseed - Tidy-tips, Fremont's Phacelia and other spring flowers in the Carrizo Plain California

Spectacular masses of wildflowers, mainly Desert candle, Caulanthus inflatus covering the slopes of The Temblor Range
ROG-13914 Spectacular masses of wildflowers, mainly Desert candle, Caulanthus inflatus covering the slopes of The Temblor Range, Carrizo Plain, California

Spectacular masses of wildflowers, especially San Joaquin blazing star Mentzelia pectinata in The Temblor Range
ROG-13930 Spectacular masses of wildflowers, especially San Joaquin blazing star Mentzelia pectinata in The Temblor Range Carrizo Plain, California

Valley Larkspur with Fremont's Phacelia and other flowers, Carrizo Plain, California
ROG-13917 Valley Larkspur with Fremont's Phacelia and other flowers Carrizo Plain, California. USA Delphinium recurvatum Bob Gibbons contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

CA, Carrizo Plain NM, Purple Owls clover

Aerial photo of San Andreas fault
Aerial photograph of the San Andreas fault as it crosses the Carrizo Plain some 450km (300 miles) south of San Francisco & 160km (100 miles) north of Los Angeles

Lasthenia californica
Fields of flowering California Goldfields (Lasthenia californica) in the Carrizo Plain, California

Mentzelia pectinata
San Joaquin blazingstar (Mentzelia pectinata) flowering on the slopes of The Temblor Range, Carrizo Plain in California

Lasthenia glabrata ssp. coulteri
Coulters goldfields (Lasthenia glabrata ssp. coulteri) flowering at Soda Lake, also known as Alkali Lake, in Carrizo Plain National Monument, California

Cattle in California
Cattle grazing on grassland, mainly California Goldfields (Lasthenia californica) in the Carrizo Plain National Monument, California

Tidy Tips (Layia platyglossa) flowering on the Carrizo Plain in Spring, California

Arroyo Lupines (Lupinus succulentus)
Masses of Arroyo Lupines (Lupinus succulentus) flowering on the edge of the Carrizo Plain in California

The Temblor Range, California
Hillside Daisy (Monolopia lanceolata) and Phacelia flowering on the slopes of The Temblor Range, Carrizo Plain in California

Cattle grazing flowery grassland, mainly Goldfields, in the Carrizo Plain National Monument, California
ROG-13921 Cattle grazing flowery grassland, mainly Goldfields, in the Carrizo Plain National Monument California. USA Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Spectacular masses of spring wildflowers, mainly Hillside Daisy and Phacelia, covering the slopes of The Temblor Range
ROG-13915 Spectacular masses of spring wildflowers, mainly Hillside Daisy and Phacelia, covering the slopes of The Temblor Range Carrizo Plain, California

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"Carrizo Plain: A Vibrant Tapestry of Wildflowers and Geological Wonders" Discover the breathtaking beauty of Carrizo Plain, nestled in California's scenic landscape. From its aerial view, one can witness the remarkable San Andreas fault, a testament to the Earth's ever-changing nature. As you explore this enchanting region, be prepared to be mesmerized by the meadows adorned with a sea of vibrant owls clover. The delicate purple hues create a picturesque scene that is sure to captivate any nature enthusiast. Venturing further into Carrizo Plain reveals panoramic vistas showcasing Hillside daisy gracefully adorning the rolling hillsides. Their cheerful yellow petals dance in harmony with the gentle breeze, creating an idyllic sight that seems straight out of a painting. Immerse yourself in nature's masterpiece as you encounter Douglas lupine blanketing vast areas within Carrizo Plain National Monument. Witnessing their dense spring bloom is truly awe-inspiring; shades of blue and purple intermingle harmoniously, inviting you to lose yourself amidst this floral wonderland. But it doesn't stop there – California poppies add their golden touch to this already magnificent display alongside Lanceleaf monolopia and tansyleaf. The combination creates an explosion of colors that will leave you breathless at every turn. It also offers captivating sights such as Lone Oak standing tall among spring wildflowers, symbolizing resilience against all odds. This lone sentinel serves as a reminder that even amidst vast landscapes, individual beauty can still shine through. Let your senses come alive as you wander through Carrizo Plain's untamed wilderness – where wildflowers paint the land with their vibrant hues and geological wonders tell tales millions of years old, and is here that Mother Nature showcases her artistic prowess for all who are willing to embrace her splendor.