Illuminated in a rare (this winter) ray of sunlight, this pretty Pacific hound's tongue (Cynoglossum grande) adds a very noticeable and welcome pop of colour to all the greenery that currently is soggy-California. A member of the borage family, I had first spotted this particular wildflower a year ago, but was too busy, distracted, preoccupied, dog-tired (pick one) to take the time to identify it. As with the shooting stars, this wildflower was identified for me by the Marketing Queen. Thank you MQ! I just love any blue flower.
Seeing as I was out and about with my camera, photographing the aforementioned shooting stars, I thought I'd get a quick snap of the hound's tongue too. Geek's do stuff like that.
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
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4 comments:
s'nice!
First time in ten years California is without drought.
Loving your geekiness!
Oh, don't tell the doomsayers.
Thud: It is a nice wildflower...from a distance they remind me of bluebells :)
NHW: California is about 130% of normal. Which, funnily enough, is not normal. After all this rain, I'd better be rewarded with a fantastic array of wildflowers this spring.
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