StanleyTakaro

Thanks, I saw the same thing a few weeks ago in a different place but without the seeds, it was attached to the rock I thought, I didn't push hard could have froze. Deer were standing by 2min before I walked by this photo, don't know whats red like that this time of year that would make such pretty puke.

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about 7 carcasses in different stages of decomposition that were exposed.

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we found it along a four wheel drive road right outside Arches National Park on State land.

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Thanks, makes sense because the area is littered with revolutionary war structures and artifacts. Its definitely my favorite plant in the area and I believe that this plant has a part in the Bull Hill Native American myth so I think of it as the 'Remains of the Bull'.