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Thank you! That one checks out.
It's common, but not proliferative.
I might have to take this in to the biology department at my school...
I think you're right. Thanks!
Well, it is the only scientific name I could find for this type of bush. Any suggestions for alternatives?
Both pictures are of the same plant. The leaves in the first shot are at an angle.. some of the three- toothed leaves may be younger, or eaten by insects. I'm not sure if the curly furry things are seeds, but I am sure they are part of the plant. Thanks!
I could be wrong, but I think the spots on its body are indicative of a Monarch.
