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We’re back for another #wildflowerwednesday! This week we’re stoked to tell you about the Mule’s Ears Sunflower. Named for their large, oval leaves that resemble the size and shape of a mule’s ear, this vibrant, mid-season flower blooms between elevations of 7,000 and 11,500 feet. If you want to find some Mule’s Ears Sunflowers blooming at CBMR, head to the Painter Boy trail! Photos 1, 3, 4, 6: taylorahrn Photos 2, 5: katieexplores_ #bewild #crestedbutte

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