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Thanks for the responses, and the information about Mt. Rainier albinism. After reading this and other articles, I suspect the two separate...
I noticed several while flowers in among a patch of Henderson Shooting Stars (Dodecatheon hendersonii). On closer examination I was surprised to...
Thanks Michael, I had my doubts that it was a wildflower, but there it was in the middle of a manzanita patch in the middle of nowhere. Of...
Found this flower on a densly wooded (oak, madrone and manzanita) hillside in Southern Oregon. The plant and flowers resemble a daffodil. This...
I originally thought it might be Matricaria but think the leaves of the plant I saw were much bushier (not very scientific). Look closely at the...
First posted this last August with no reply. I am still unable to positively identify a plant that was growing on a dry Southern Oregon hillside...
This daisy like plant popped up in July. Unfortunately, by the time I got around to identifiying it, it was gone. Therefore, I am unable to...
Well, actually the gaps arent exactly the same, but there are gaps. (GRIN) Thanks to both of you. I went back and compared the two. I am more...
I originally identified this as Fireweed (Chamerion augustifolium), however, upon re-examination I noted that the leaves were somewhat wider and...
This specimen was located in the jungle of western Costa Rica near the Tarcoles River. It was tall and slender. I've often wondered if the red...
Yes, I understand. Unfortunately, the single photo was the only one I had, and the plant is gone almost a year. I had no detailed information...
Thanks Ron, Once I had a name, I went through my books and still couldn't match the photo. I finally found a couple at Cal Photos and on a...
Can you identify? This was photographed at the end of May last year, so I can't go back to note any further details. I've used my limited supply...
