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AngelChandler

AngelChandler

I follow a deep passion to observe, explore, document, and learn about plants in my area.

Olympia, WA

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AngelChandler Bubble Gum Fungus
Bubble Gum Fungus commented on by AngelChandler Washington, USA11 years ago

This stuff freaks me out so please help me if you can in identifying it. Thank you!

AngelChandler Elk
Elk commented on by AngelChandler Washington, USA11 years ago

Thank you, I love elk!

AngelChandler stonecrop
stonecrop commented on by AngelChandler Olympia, Washington, USA11 years ago

Thanks for bringing that to my attention, I did not do that and don't know how it happened. I never even joined such a mission. But I have corrected it.

AngelChandler Wood Sorrel
Wood Sorrel commented on by AngelChandler Washington, USA11 years ago

That's awesome, I absolutely love the Quinault Forest. And I really love the beauty of sorrel. Thank you for mentioning the noted toxicity. It's important to be aware of that. I am looking forward to sorrel in my salad next spring. :)

AngelChandler candystick
candystick commented on by AngelChandler Washington, USA11 years ago

I was very excited to spot it! :)

AngelChandler Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by AngelChandler Rheden, Gelderland, Netherlands11 years ago

I'm not likely to try eating anything that an insect finds appetizing but if a bear or even a deer is spotted munching something I might consider the possibility. But I know it's a bad idea to blindly eat things just because some other species eats it.

AngelChandler candystick
candystick commented on by AngelChandler Washington, USA11 years ago

It's definitely a unique plant for sure. But it doesn't necessarily stand out right away like you might expect.

AngelChandler Western Pasqueflower (Seedpod)
Western Pasqueflower (Seedpod) commented on by AngelChandler Washington, USA11 years ago

This is one of the most unique plants when in seed. It's a personal favorite! I like to call it a 'mop-top'.

AngelChandler Twinflower
Twinflower commented on by AngelChandler Olympia, Washington, USA11 years ago

I agree! I love their delicate appearance and their sweet scent.

AngelChandler Subalpine Daisy
Subalpine Daisy commented on by AngelChandler Washington, USA11 years ago

I think you can rule out alpine aster because of the involucre bracts which I can see in the picture are narrowly divided. Maybe a subalpine daisy (Erigeron peregrinus) http://plants.usda.gov/java/profile?symb...

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