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Do You Know What I Am?
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Uploaded: 11/23/12 10:06 PM GMT
Do You Know What I Am?
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They were soft and looked like fuzzy daisies. We found an entire bush off the road near Helena, MT.
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::tigger3
11/23/12 10:11 PM GMT
A good capture of this unknown plant, I have seen them before, and wondered what they were, very good! Tigs♥ =^..^=
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When in GNP I bought a book of local wildflowers and plants. Lemmee go check.
-Nik
-Nik
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Neat looking whatever they are. We have some plants in our gardens with similar foliage to some of that shown but not those fluffy looking seed pods. I am sure those help care the seeds on the slightest wind that blows when they are fully ripe.
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About the closest to a Montana wildflower or grass I can find is Tall Cottongrass. It has the same white puff as this but not these tall stalks of tiny yellow flowers. Of course, what you've captured here could be more than species in the same spot.
-Nik
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It's a real stumper is what this is. It's one of those things you see but never really pay attention to. An interesting capture.
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