Identification: Native PNW Wildflower

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  1. StephenJK

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    Can someone tell me what this is? Found growing just south of Olympia, WA, near a creek on DNR forestland.
     

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    IMO it's Cardamine heptaphylla.
     
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    @Sundrop, the leaves can be different on Cardamine. But as I said it was just my opinion as I've seen these before, though some time ago.
     
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    @Margot, I think you have it. Glad I remembered it was a Cardamine lol
     
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    Absolutely. We were talking about Cardamine heptaphylla though.
     
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