Sierra Azul Wildflower Survey April 2008 - Page 8

Wildflower identification in Sierra Azul with the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District. Many photos blurry, sorry, not checking shutter speed and it was too slow too often. Photos are copyright Ellen Finch. You may use on your personal web site or for nonprofit if you give me credit and link back here. All others contact me.

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elf1 > Shrub with shaggy flowers #14. This was the only one we saw, and it was up the hillside. I had to use my telephoto lens. (Park biologist IDs as clematis.)

elf1 > On the trail. Doesn't it look lke a nice day to be out and about?

elf1 > Scarlet pimpernel. Fuzzy. OK, I've got them growing in my back yard, so big deal.

elf1 > Isn't it a GORGEOUS day to be out and surrounded by fields of California buttercups?

elf1 > Some variety of Checkerbloom Little striped purple flowers.

elf1 > Blue-eyed grass. A sweet little native that I grew in my last yard for a while.

elf1 > California poppies. Token not-very-good photo just to prove that we saw a couple.

elf1 > Small violet flower #16. (Park biologist IDs as red maids--Calandrinia ciliata.)

Shrub with shaggy flowers #14. This was the only one we saw, and it was up the hillside. I had to use my telephoto lens. (Park biologist IDs as clematis.)