Zooming...
Little did I know it was a baby picture. =)
the biobabbler
(P.S. It's snowing!)
(P.P.S. I called this owl's clover earlier. Nope. Probablydenseflower Indian paintbrush, Castilleja densiflora Castilleja brevifolia (see comments). Oops! Well, learning is a BIG part of what I wanted from this blog.... =) )
(P.P.S. I called this owl's clover earlier. Nope. Probably
Thank you for your edit, because it made me look at my own recent post of owl's clover (http://tinyurl.com/y49ndja). I believe both names are perfectly acceptable common names; although I wonder if what you have may be C. brevistyla (http://tinyurl.com/y7n37kz).
ReplyDeleteAh, re: common names (therein lies the rub of common names...they're so many!). Good to know.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you re: C. brevistyla--flower (actual flower part) looks much closer. I am SO not an expert in these, and haven't had time to look closely, but I think you're id is much closer. Thanks very much.
(to the theme (melody) of the "Spam" song)
Learn, learn, learn, learn,
Learn, learn, learn, learn,
Learn-ity-learn!
(that's all I can remember of that song)
oy. I cannot figure out how to edit my comment.
ReplyDelete"there are" not "they're"
oog.
Pardon grammatical gaff. (Is this what happens when one eats cheetos for lunch?)