Sierra Azul Wildflower Survey April 2008 - Page 4

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 > Small purple #8. I KNOW that I've seen some of these in previous years of snapping wildflower photos. But got got got got no time. (Park biologist IDs as probably fiesta flower, Pholistoma.)

elf1 > Small purple #8 foliage. We thought it was interesting because the "fingers" on each leaf pointed back towards the stem, whereas for most plants they point away from the stem.

elf1 > Miner's lettuce. A unique plant that usually makes me feel like I'm looking at an alien species. Edible. So I've been told.

elf1 > Maybe some kind of horehound. (Small purple #9.)

elf1 > Small purple maybe horehound foliage.

Small purple #8. I KNOW that I've seen some of these in previous years of snapping wildflower photos. But got got got got no time. (Park biologist IDs as probably fiesta flower, Pholistoma.)