aka Alpine Laurel, Western Swamp Laurel, Kalmia polifolia. The rose-pink saucer-shaped flowers about 0.75″ (2 cm) across have 10 stamens which are held in small pocket at the base of the petals. At the slightest touch they snap out to dust an insect with pollen. The evergreen shrub, seldom over 6″ tall, has narrow lance-shpaeed leaves up to 1.5″ long. The leaves and flowers contains andromedotoxin which is poisonous to cattle and sheep. Usually found in boggy meadows above 4,000′ elevation.