Mule Ears Collection

Ocotillo(Fouqurieria splendens) and the Mule Ears (formation) at sunrise in Big Bend National Park, Texas, USA

USA, Oregon, Columbia Gorge, Tom McCall Nature Preserve, Mt. Hood from McCall Point

Badlands Mules Ears (Scabrethia scabra ssp. attenuata) flowering, growing on sand dune habitat, Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, Utah, U.S.A. October

USA, Montana, Northern Mules Ears (Wyethia amplexicaulis) on hillside, June

Wildflowers (mule ears) and red soil on sphinx-like rock formation in northern Wyoming

Mule Ears (Wyethia mollis) and lupins near Winnemucca Lake in the Sierra Nevada, Carson Pass, California
ROG-12998 Mule Ears and lupins near Winnemucca Lake in the Sierra Nevada Carson Pass, California, USA Wyethia mollis Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Mountain Mule Ears - in flower
ROG-11900 Mountain Mule Ears - in flower California, USA Wyethia mollis Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

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"Mule Ears: A Spectacular Display of Nature's Beauty" As the sun begins to rise over Big Bend National Park in Texas, a breathtaking sight unfolds before your eyes. The majestic Ocotillo plants, with their vibrant red flowers, stand tall against the backdrop of the Mule Ears formation, and is a scene that captures the essence of this remarkable place. Venturing further north to Gunnison National Forest in Colorado, you are greeted by a mesmerizing display of Mule-ears and aster flowers. Their delicate petals create an abstract painting on the forest floor, showcasing nature's artistic prowess. In Oregon's Columbia Gorge at Tom McCall Nature Preserve, Narrowleaf Mule Ears steal the show. With Mount Hood towering in the distance, these golden beauties sway gently in the breeze, adding a touch of elegance to an already picturesque landscape. Moving eastward within Tom McCall Nature Preserve reveals yet another enchanting view - more Narrowleaf Mule Ears dotting the terrain like scattered gems. Each bloom seems to beckon you closer as if inviting you into its world of serenity and tranquility. Traveling across diverse habitats brings us to Badlands' Scabrethia scabra ssp. Attenuata - Badlands Mules Ears growing amidst sandy dunes. Against all odds, these resilient flowers thrive in such harsh conditions and serve as a testament to nature's ability to adapt and flourish. Journeying up north to Montana unveils Northern Mules Ears adorning hillsides in June. Their cheerful yellow faces brighten up even the gloomiest days while providing nourishment for bees and butterflies alike. Heading west again towards Wyoming reveals wildflowers resembling mule ears gracing sphinx-like rock formations. This unique juxtaposition showcases Mother Nature's whimsical sense of design – blending softness with ruggedness effortlessly. Throughout North America but particularly prominent in Oregon lies the captivating beauty of Mule Ears.