As you can see, a good variety of shapes and colors. Most are small, not more than one inch across. There are also lots of pollinators like bees and butterflies. I'll save those pics for another day!
Saturday, January 12, 2019
Desert Wildflowers
This being only my second snowbird trip to the area, I am not familiar with the usual weather. Last year I had no rain days while here but this year I have had about 12! One benefit is that I am getting to see a lot of blossoming wildflowers. I do not know their names but here are some pics of them!
As you can see, a good variety of shapes and colors. Most are small, not more than one inch across. There are also lots of pollinators like bees and butterflies. I'll save those pics for another day!
As you can see, a good variety of shapes and colors. Most are small, not more than one inch across. There are also lots of pollinators like bees and butterflies. I'll save those pics for another day!
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Twin Lakes, Bridgeport, CA
Spent 3 days at a beautiful creek side campsite at Twin Lakes! Surrounded by large pine trees and a crystal clear stream running along a ba...
Glenn, common names for your flowers are (1) Brittlebush, (2) Desert Globemallow, (3) Paper Onion, (4) Scorpionweed, (5) I believe to be Cliff Fendlerbush.
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