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Brusela Vinca minorObserv.
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The leaves seem to be hairless. I believe that means this is a Greater Periwinkle rather than a Lesser?
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Manzanillas Y Parientes Tribu AnthemideaeObserv.
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Not sure what to say about this stuff except that it was very bright green and growing pretty flat to the ground. Taking the top suggestion from the auto-ID for tribe.
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This strange thing was growing near the base of a tree. The central rosette-shaped structure was about as big as my closed fist, roughly 4-ish inches across.
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Jacinto Género HyacinthusObserv.
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Not really sure what this is, so I'm taking the auto-ID's top suggestion for subfamily for the time being. Each flower was about 1 inch long.
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Pan Y Quesito Draba vernaObserv.
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Very very tiny. Each flower is maybe like a quarter inch across or less. Taking the top species suggestion from the auto-ID for now.
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Ranúnculos Género RanunculusObserv.
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Very small. Each flower was about 1 cm across. Taking the top genus suggestion from the auto-ID for now.
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Hiedrezuela Terrestre Veronica hederifoliaObserv.
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Seems like every time I find a flower with a weird number of petals, it's a speedwell. What's up with that? This one had not just one extra, but two.
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Abeja Melífera Europea Apis melliferaObserv.
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This little guy/gal kinda fell out of the air and hit the sidewalk and then was acting lethargic. So I moved him/her onto some nearby flowers. Anybody know how to tell male/female?
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Género ViburnumObserv.
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Taking the top genus suggestion from the auto-ID right now. A couple of Pine Siskins were hanging around in this bush.
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Jilguerito Pinero Spinus pinusObserv.
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Bad photo, I know, but I swear this is a Pine Siskin. It was making Pine Siskin noises and was very small.
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Género ScillaObserv.
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Do same-species squills come in different colors? There were lots of blue squills growing nearby, but those flowers all faced down toward the ground instead of up towards the sky like this one.
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Tribu ArabideaeObserv.
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Each blossom was about half an inch across.
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Género ScillaObserv.
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Almost all of these flowers had their faces turned towards the ground. Each blossom was about 1 inch across, and several honeybees visited them while I watched.
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Abeja Melífera Europea Apis melliferaObserv.
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Honeybees sipping water off damp rocks by a stream.
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Narcisos Género NarcissusObserv.
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Is it possible to tell what these are with the flowers not open yet? Daffodils?
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) Clase MagnoliopsidaObserv.
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I couldn't detect any smell coming from this bed of plants, but several flies seemed to like it.
