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Apr. 21, 2012
08:08 PM PDT
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Apr. 21, 2012
08:08 PM PDT
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Apr. 21, 2012
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:26 PM PDT
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:26 PM PDT
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Apr. 21, 2012
08:08 PM PDT
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Apr. 21, 2012
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Apr. 21, 2012
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:26 PM PDT
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:26 PM PDT
Description
Definitely had the whole stinging thing going on. Ow.
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:24 PM PDT
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Apr. 21, 2012
08:08 PM PDT
Description
Low to the ground, looked perennial, dome we're blue
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Apr. 21, 2012
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Apr. 21, 2012
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Apr. 21, 2012
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Apr. 21, 2012
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:24 PM PDT
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This one is throwing me. White-woolly, dark phyllaries (?) with white hairs, looks like a pink corolla, quite common. I feel like I'm overlooking something obvious.
Observed in coastal scrub / grassland at Sweeney Ridge, near Pacifica, CA (SF Bay Area), USA.
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Apr. 21, 2012
08:08 PM PDT
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Apr. 21, 2012
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Apr. 21, 2012
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Apr. 21, 2012
08:08 PM PDT
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Not sure if an id is possible given the photo.
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:24 PM PDT
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Large, pure white corolla with depth.
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Apr. 22, 2012
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Apr. 21, 2012
08:08 PM PDT
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This one had kind of intermediate color on the inside. Is T. albidium an option at Sweeney.
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:26 PM PDT
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I intended this as a Marah fabaceus / oregana comparison shot showing different corolla depths, but the M. oregana on the right doesn't actually look that deep. Anyway, you can still see how the flower of M .fabaceus is small, not white, and practically flat.
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:24 PM PDT
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Apr. 22, 2012
10:24 PM PDT
Description
I think this one might have two upper labials fused.
