British Columbia: BC Conifer ID please

Could someone please ID this conifer that is common here in the West Kootenays. I think it might be an interior Douglas fir based on the little 'feathers' on the cone but am not sure. I thought fir cones stood upright and spruce cones hung down. It has only recently dawned on me that a Douglas fir is not a fir. A little slow, there. Thank you.

By the way, stunning photos of the Wilson fir on Botany Photo of the Day.

 

It's definitely a Douglas Fir. The bark and cones are characteristic of that species.

 

What would be the different characteristics between Coastal Douglas Fir and Rocky Mountain Douglas Fir.

 

So therefore, correctly Douglas-fir, with a hyphen not a space

Coast Douglas-fir is greener, with on average larger cones (mostly 5-11cm) usually with straight bracts, crushed foliage strongly aromatic, and faster-growing.

Rocky Mountain Douglas-fir is greyer / bluer, with on average smaller cones (mostly 4-7cm) often (but not always) with recurved bracts, crushed foliage not or only weakly aromatic, and slower-growing.

Once you get your eye in, the crown form also differs markedly, but it isn't too easy to describe. Johnny's tree is Coast Douglas-fir.

Cones; subsp. menziesii (Coast; left) subsp. glauca (Rocky Mts; right)