California’s historically wet winter has led to an explosion of blooming wildflowers across many of its hills and valleys this spring. Visitors have been traveling to state parks and reserves to take in the views of this latest “superbloom.” Gathered below are recent colorful images from several locations across Southern California.
A California Superbloom
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Hillsides and pastures are covered in a carpet of flowers in Carrizo Plain National Monument, California, on March 26, 2023. This 43-mile-long high valley is experiencing an epic wildflower superbloom of goldfield, tidy tips, fireweed, fiddleheads, lupine, baby blue eyes, and hillside daisies. #
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