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A Daytrip along the Cache La Poudre River

The head waters of the Cache la Poudre River are in Rocky Mountain National Park and it winds its way along 126 miles of scenic beauty to join the … [Read more...] about A Daytrip along the Cache La Poudre River

Filed Under: Environment, Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Asteraceae, Bird's Foot Trefoil, Cache La Poudre River, Fabaceae, Gneiss, Rubber Rabbit Brush, Western Aster

Mesa Greggia A Wild Flower With A History

I saw Mesa Greggia for the first time during 2016. They are gray green leaved with pearly white flowers that sit on a stem well above the surrounding … [Read more...] about Mesa Greggia A Wild Flower With A History

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Brassicaceae, Cruciferae, Greggia camporum, Mesa Greggia, Nerisyrenia camporum

Scouring Rush Is A Living Fossil

The plants pictured here were photographed in Red Rock Canyon State Park near Hinton, Oklahoma. They are of the species Equisetum hyemale in the … [Read more...] about Scouring Rush Is A Living Fossil

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Equisetaceae, Equisetum hyemale, horsetail, living fossil, Pteridophyte, scouring rush

Texas Stork’s Bill and Its Prolific Cousin

I was out in mid-April this year and photographed this perfect example of Erodium texanum also known as the Texas Stork's Bill. If you know geraniums, … [Read more...] about Texas Stork’s Bill and Its Prolific Cousin

Filed Under: Plants, Uncategorized, wildflowers Tagged With: Erodium cicutarium, Erodium texanum, Geraniaceae, invasive species, purple flower, Red Stem Stork's Bill, Texas Stork's Bill, wildflower

Carolina Puccoon, Another Pretty Puccoon

On a photo safari in the spring of 2019, I had the opportunity to see a close relative of the Fringed Puccoon. Lithospermum caroliniense, the Carolina … [Read more...] about Carolina Puccoon, Another Pretty Puccoon

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Boraginaceae, Carolina Puccoon, forget-me-not, Puccoon

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