Small wind slab avalanches on Wildflower Ridge

On our tour past Wildflower Ridge today, we noticed a small wind slab avalanche that appeared to be very recent and intentionally skier triggered. (We know after the fact that this previous avalanche was triggered and reported by a professional observer; refer to that observation for more information.) We decided to try triggering the slab immediately adjacent to the initial avalanche, and succeeded in triggering 2 more similar avalanches right next to it. This video is of the first of those two that we triggered; the next was just slight farther to looker's left. Both slabs were approximately 6 to 10 inches thick. 

In addition, we observed light blowing snow in the Wildflower Ridge area as well as on the summit of Mt. Judah, but we observed no other significant signs of instability.