Western Sneezeweed   2 comments

Mt Lemmon Wildflower (1 of 1)-2 blogWestern Sneezeweed (Mt. Lemmon, June 3, 2016)– Image by kenne

The above wildflower was difficult to recognize this time of year, being early June vs. late August on Mt. Lemmon. But with the help of some of my naturalists friends the mystery plant is western sneezeweed, of which I have posted several times. 

butterfly-collage-blogWestern Sneezeweed with Painted Lady Butterfly Collage (Mt. Lemmon, August 31, 2012) — Image by kenne

Posted June 5, 2016 by kenneturner in Arizona, Butterflies, Capturing the Moment, Desert Landscape, Information, Mt. Lemmon, Mt. Lemmon Trail, Naturalists, Nikon D800, Photography, Santa Catalina Mountains, SCVN Friday Hikes, Tucson Arizona

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  1. It’s a beautiful flower. How did it get its name? You’ve probably told the story before, but I have forgotten.

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    Gypsy Bev
    June 5, 2016 at 7:02 pm

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