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Thursday, February 28, 2013
Yellow Desert Primrose
Photo by Carol Tornow
Saw a bunch of these this week -
Yellow Desert Primrose
(
Oenothera primiveris
). They don't stay open much past 10am, so look low, early, and often.
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