Lots on the Munger bike trail.

I've noticed more bunchberries this year too, Sonya.  And a ton of anemones.

Lots of bunchberries by me, too, this year.

Sadly, there is a big threat to large-flowered trilliums and a lot of other cool wildflowers: the huge overpopulation of deer.

Down where I grew up, near Milwaukee, the floor of the woods on my family's land used to be covered - covered - with trilliums. Then about 15 years ago, we started noticing less and less. Then we started seeing the nipped-off stems. And now, the only ones left are the ones my dad puts chicken wire around each spring. Same goes for lady-slippers. And now the deer have started eating other wildflowers, too.