brooklynrichards's Identifications
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Meadow Checker-Mallow (Sidalcea campestris)Observer
kayla_e_burdDescription
Leaves:
Produced basal rosette of toothed leaves. Alternative leaves that are deeply palmate. Stems are erect, tall and hollow.
Flowers:
Flowers are white and pink in color, with older blooms on the lower portion of the stalk. Flowers are racemose. Ciliate on the claws, lower part of the stem has simple (forked) hairs. Stamens are free in 2 to 3 series, filaments mostly conical. Raceme elongate. Ovary superior. Radial symmetry (actinomorphic).
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Hairy Bittercress (Cardamine hirsuta)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
Weeds around the parking lot for Benny's Pizza Joint.
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Meadow Checker-Mallow (Sidalcea campestris)Observer
jhalseyDescription
Portland BES restoration planting Texas wetlands site
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Red-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta canadensis)Observer
jpeplinskiDescription
Foraging at feeders near some chickadees and house finches (the nuthatches seem to be dominant and the others sneak in while they're away). Seed mix is mostly sunflower seeds and peanuts. In a residential neighborhood.
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American Milkmaids (Cardamine californica)Observer
emilyschererDescription
C. nuttallii or maybe C. californica?
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American Milkmaids (Cardamine californica)Observer
emilyschererDescription
Somewhat clawed petal? Leaves seem more like C. californica but seems likely it could be C. nuttallii.
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Nuttall's Toothwort (Cardamine nuttallii)Observer
oliworDescription
Branching pattern difficult to say, as there appeared to only be one ternately compound leaf. Each part of this leaf is oblong shaped with an entire margin. This flower has a superior ovary, 4 apopetalous petals, and 4 aposepalous sepals. There is one pistil, and 4 main stamens. Inflorescence appears to be a small simple embel.
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