Please help identify this wildflower...

I saw these two wildflower species along the trail when I was visiting Glacier National Park in Montana last weekend. Does anyone know what they are called? I've just begun to learn the names of various wildflowers. Thanks!

RON

 

First one looks like a Senecio, maybe S. triangularis. The leaves would help to identify it.

 

Second one Queen's cup, Clintonia uniflora.

 

Thank you! I appreciate it. I believe you are correct. I searched a few websites after reading your messages and the other pics I saw on those sites looked like what I saw. Thanks tipularia!

 

Leaves ~visible in picture look like S. jacobaea.

 

Not enough ray florets for S. jacobaea (12-15 per flowerhead, compared to 5-6 per flowerhead for the mystery plant). There's not actually many Asteraceae species with 5-6 ray florets; Senecio nemorensis is a European Senecio that does, but I doubt you'd get that in WA (it doesn't rate an USDA profile page). I'm fairly sure it isn't a European species being invasive; check your local native species (which I don't have so much info on).

 

There's a Key to Groundsels (Senecio Species) on p. 247 of Plants of the Rocky Mountains (Kershaw/MacKinnon/Pojar).