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May. 24, 2013
11:40 PM PDT
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May. 24, 2013
03:16 PM PDT
Description
The point of this trip today: to confirm the presence of the Pardalis Blue ( P. icariodes pardalis ) on Ring Mountain. This is a female.
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May. 24, 2013
03:16 PM PDT
Description
Looked like a close relative of Lizard tail.
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May. 24, 2013
03:16 PM PDT
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May. 24, 2013
03:16 PM PDT
Description
The place was covered in them
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May. 24, 2013
03:16 PM PDT
Description
Strange looking, prostrate lupine. Susie Bennett from the Parks Conservancy keyed it for me.
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May. 24, 2013
03:16 PM PDT
Description
I thought it would be too late to see these...
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May. 24, 2013
03:15 PM PDT
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May. 24, 2013
03:15 PM PDT
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May. 23, 2013
06:03 PM PDT
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May. 23, 2013
06:03 PM PDT
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May. 23, 2013
12:55 PM PDT
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May. 23, 2013
12:55 PM PDT
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May. 23, 2013
12:55 PM PDT
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May. 23, 2013
12:55 PM PDT
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May. 23, 2013
12:55 PM PDT
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May. 23, 2013
12:55 PM PDT
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May. 23, 2013
12:55 PM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
08:50 AM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
08:50 AM PDT
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May. 20, 2013
02:31 PM PDT
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May. 20, 2013
03:16 AM PDT
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May. 20, 2013
12:23 AM PDT
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May. 20, 2013
12:20 AM PDT
Description
Plants were about 3 inches in height.
Windy conditions at time of photo.
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May. 20, 2013
12:06 AM PDT
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May. 19, 2013
11:52 PM PDT
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May. 19, 2013
11:30 PM PDT
Description
Height of plant is about 8 inches.
If you magnify photo, you can see hairs on the axis of the stem and portions of the petals.
I'm leaning toward Delphinium hesperium, but could certainly use an expert's opinion.
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May. 19, 2013
10:34 PM PDT
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May. 18, 2013
09:10 PM PDT
