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Modified 21-Dec-23
Created 9-Sep-16
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Teri Barry writes: "Probably Leptosiphon bicolor. Where the white and pink flowers on the same plant? I have seen both colors on the same plant on the ridge - very cool!"

Looking closer on my big monitor, I see that the white flowers come from the plant in the foreground; pink, the plant behind. This appears to be the same kind of plant. Thanks for the ID, Teri!

This sequence shows the location of the photo. The first and last (similar) images were taken from about the place this plant was located, on Trail 15 near the historical exclosure of an early biologist.
Spring Wildflowers along Trail 15Spring Wildflowers along Trail 15Spring Wildflowers along Trail 15 (Detail)LeptosiphonSpring Wildflowers along Trail 15

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Guestbook for 4/2/2016 Flowers near an Interesting Flower
Helene(non-registered)
The examples and explanations worked together nicely and made the content feel approachable. I appreciated that the article didn't get overly technical or complicated while still being informative. I can tell this comes from real experience and not just theory.
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