Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Dalmation Toadflax

by MadelynBoudreauxAlta, Utah, USA

A noxious

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tansy

by KarenSaxtonCoquille, Oregon, USA

Considered a noxious

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Clammy Ground Cherry

by brian7burgerIndiana, USA

Grows like a weed. Has large seed pods ...

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Salvinia weed

by MorganKoury4877, Queensland, Australia

The Salvinia plant, a noxious( In Australia ...

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Leafy Spurge

by AdamBrownColorado, USA

apparently it was introduced and is a

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Hound's Tongue

by dane.a.hepIdaho, USA

This is a noxious

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Dame's Rocket

by BlueAppaloosaColorado, USA

Purple flowers are about an inch across with four petals. Considered a

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multiflora rose

by sarah.loobyMassachusetts, USA

compound, alternate, shrub

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Yuyo

by isscarrMaipu, XIII Región Metropolitana de Santiago, Chile

Flowering plant in the mustard family.

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Benghal dayflower, tropical spiderwort, or wandering Jew,

by Joseph CHIEF REDEARTHValsad, Gujarat, India

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water forget-me-not

by Kathryn CurranSpokane, Washington, USA

Considered a noxious

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Purple Loosestrife

by GerryBatesCoquitlam, British Columbia, Canada

This perennial has been designated as a

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Sticky Snakeroot

by CindyBinghamKeiserAnaheim, California, USA

). Ageratina adenophora is classified by the U.S. Federal Government as a

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Rambler rose

by BrookEdmistenWoodFlorida, USA

Climbing rose with small light pink flowers

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Blue Morning Glory

by ceherzogSarasota, Florida, USA

vigorous perennial vine

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Orange hawkweed

by AlisonOntario, Canada

Orange flowers on tall stems. This is considered a

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Asiatic dayflower

by AnnaWhipkeyIndiana, USA

This herbaceous annual has been introduced to the Eastern US and is considered ...

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Queen Anne's Lace or Wild Carrot

by BethAngermeier

The flowering plant in the foreground right reminds me of Queen Ann's Lace ...

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Purple Loosestrife

by bee.jacbsSouth Dakota, USA

A beautiful plant, but unfortunately a very

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Nodding Thistle

by CynthiaMHoriWyoming, USA

. Introduced to North America and is now considered a

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Musk Thistle

by BlueAppaloosaColorado, USA

Musk Thistle can get very tall, up around six feet. Huge purple heads and spiky ...

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Toothed Spurge

by BlueAppaloosaColorado, USA

This plant spreads outwards but only gets about 8 inches tall. Considered a ...

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Diffuse Knapweed

by BlueAppaloosaColorado, USA

to alfalfa. Also comes in white. Considered a

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Thymeleaf Spurge

by BlueAppaloosaColorado, USA

creeping into landscaped areas, and considered a

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Storkbill

by BlueAppaloosaColorado, USA

reddish, and leaves are almost feathery. A

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Yellow Alyssum

by BlueAppaloosaColorado, USA

. The plant only grows about six inches tall. A

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air potato, aerial yam

by Joseph CHIEF REDEARTHUttarakhand, India

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garden pink-sorrel and broadleaf woodsorrel

by Joseph CHIEF REDEARTHUttarakhand, India

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Spanish heath

by argybeeVictoria, Australia

Thin to dense shrub up to 2 metres; spiky leaves straight off stems; small ...

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Caesar Weed

by ChiefRedEarthKerala, India

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Sulphur Cinquefoil

by ForestDragonWest Bay Shore, New York, USA

pale yellow with five (usually) notched petals. Introduced from Europe. ...

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tutsan

by LeubaVictoria, Australia

A perennial shrub with bright green ovate leaves arrranged opposite each other ...

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Herb Robert aka Stinky Bob

by evenlakePortland, Oregon, USA

Small pinkish-purple flower with 5 petals, covered in sticky hairs. Leaves ...

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Moth Mullein

by ForestDragonWestbury, New York, USA

Taller plant with simple, toothed, clasping leaves along stem. Stem and leaves ...

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Bull Thistle

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

/naturalized. Considered an invasive/

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purple mustard

by dw33zyIdaho, USA

Purple mustard is an introduced annual herb that is considered

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Field Bindweed

by CindyBinghamKeiserEscondido, California

Department of Food and Agriculture as a

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Nutgrass

by CindyBinghamKeiserEscondido, California, USA

Department of Food and Agriculture as a

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Carrotwood fruit

by auntnance123Cocoa, Florida, USA

1995 and was added to the Florida Noxious ...

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Dollar Weed

by Casey5Jacksonville, Florida, United States

species and sometimes a noxious

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Tyrol Knapweed

by dandoucetteNiagara Falls, Ontario, Ontario, Canada

light purple blooms, leaves lanceolate

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Sourgrass (Bermuda Buttercup)

by DonnaPomeroySan Mateo, California, USA

This very pretty uninvited guest is invasive in Coastal Northern California

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Yellow Flag Iris

by gatorfellowsDenton, Texas, USA

This is a common pond iris. It is used to balance or clean ponds. It can be ...

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gorse

by KarenSaxtonBandon, Oregon, USA

noxious

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scotch broom(naturalized hybrid)

by KarenSaxtonBandon, Oregon, USA

settlers. Now a noxious

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unknown plant

by KarenSaxtonCoquille, Oregon, USA

burr producing plant with tiny white flower. Burrs about 1/4 inch long

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Wild Teasel / Wilde Karde

by Simone E.Kolbermoor, Bayern, Germany

, Australia and New Zealand as an introduced species and often a

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Bulrush

by StephenSolomons2262, New South Wales, Australia

species of Typha are considered noxious ...