My guess it is Calochortus macrocarpus. I found it on the hwy 20 west from Okanogan and east from the North Cascades Mountains
Thank you. They are too far from each other. Plenty of these one on hwy 20 but in grassland near this marker The other two we found in the forest
Very familiar picture - barbed wire everywhere. Some counties here in Utah are like a huge Gulag. Quite annoying when you are browsing for plants to photograph.
oh - further to my comment today on your other wildflower thread - it looks like you found the mariposa lily that is common in BC Okanagan in dry, undisturbed open pine forests. It is common in Naramata in select natural areas along the KVR Trans Canada Trail. some people say it is called mariposa because it looks like a softly flittering butterfly (mariposa being espanol for butterfly?)
