Plant
Twinberry honeysuckle
Lonicera involucrata
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Habitat
Salmon River, Lemhi Co.; Lewis and Clark Pass
Conservation
Secure
First Observed
1806-07-07
Although this shrub is common along mountain streams, Lewis’s specimen consists of three small hard-to-id twigs.
In the NPS atlas of species the expedition described
Twinberry honeysuckle
Found along the Salmon River in Lemhi county, also at Lewis and Clark Pass. Although this shrub is common along mountain streams, Lewis' speicmen consists of three small hard-to-identify twigs.
Encyclopedia of Life page for Twinberry honeysuckle (opens in a new tab) On the atlas map
Source: National Park Service, Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Park Atlas.
Journal References
15 journal entries mention Twinberry honeysuckle
Aug
1
1804
Clark: August 1, 1804
... the U. S. the Goose
Berry Common in the U. S, two Kind of Honeysuckle, the Bush which I have
Seen in Kentucky, with a paile Pink flower, also one which grow in
Cluster...
Apr
26
1805
Lewis: April 26, 1805
...leafed willow, Goosbury, choke
cherry, purple currant; and honeysuckle bushis; the open bottoms border on
the hills, and are covered in many parts by the wild hyssop whi...
May
4
1805
Lewis: May 4, 1805
...wering pea seem to be scarcely touched;
the rosebushes and honeysuckle seem to have sustaned the most considerable
injury. The country on both sides of the Missouri cont...
May
21
1805
Lewis: May 21, 1805
...d willow with an abundance of the wild rose and some small
honeysuckle bushes constitute the undergrowth, the redwood is also found
in small quantities. Capt. C walked o...
Jun
21
1805
Lewis: June 21, 1805
...owth
consists of rosebushes, goosberry and current bushes, honeysuckle small,
and the red wood, the inner bark of which the engages are fond of smoking
mixed with tobac...
Aug
3
1805
Lewis: August 3, 1805
...he underwood consists of the
narrowleafed or small willow, honeysuckle rosebushes, courant, goosbury
and service bury bushes allso a small quantity of a species of dwarf...
Aug
13
1805
Lewis: August 13, 1805
...of the small species with the winged rib, and a
species of honeysuckle much in it's growth and leaf like the small
honeysuckle of the Missouri only reather larger and be...
Sep
9
1805
Lewis: September 9, 1805
...ll proportion of the narrow leafed cottonwood
some redwood honeysuckle and rosebushes form the scant proportion of
underbrush to be seen. at 12 we halted on a small bran...
Feb
7
1806
Clark: February 7, 1806
... and in fact fiesting-.
In this neighbourhood I observe the honeysuckle common in the U States, I
first met with it on the waters of the Kooskooske near the Chopunnish
N...
Feb
7
1806
Lewis: February 7, 1806
... living in high
stile. In this neighbourhood I observe the honeysuckle common in our
country I first met with it on the waters of the Kooskooske near the
Chopunnish nat...
Apr
12
1806
Lewis: April 12, 1806
...ple currant, goosberry, red willow, vining and white
burry honeysuckle, huckkle burry, sacacommis, two speceis of mountain
holley, &common ash. for the three last days t...
Apr
30
1806
Lewis: April 30, 1806
...llow, chokecherry yellow currants, goosberry,
whiteberryed honeysuckle rose bushes, seven bark, and shoemate. I observed
the corngrass and rushes in some parts of the bo...
Jun
10
1806
Lewis: June 10, 1806
...evenbark, perple haw, service berry, goosburry, a wild rose honeysuckle
which bears a white berry, and a species of dwarf pine which grows about
ten or twelve feet high....
Jun
16
1806
Clark: June 16, 1806
...nable backward; the dog tooth Violet is just in blume, the
honeysuckle, huckleberry and a Small Species of white maple are beginning
to put foth their leaves, where they...
Jun
16
1806
Lewis: June 16, 1806
...onably backward; the dogtooth violet is just in blume, the
honeysuckle, huckburry and a small speceis of white maple are begining to
put fourth their leaves; these appea...
