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It is the time of "summertime hues" here in the coastal sage scrub landscapes of Southern California. I have compiled a few photos of the sights in August & September in my #PhotoBlog:

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#SanDiego #SageScrub #Chaparral #SouthernCalifornia #IntimateLandscape #Nature #Photography #NaturePhotography #Landscape #LandscapePhotography #BlogPost #Photos


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Spurges are generally pretty weird in my opinion, and the aptly-named Beetle Spurge (Euphorbia eriantha) justly earns a spot in the top part of the list.

Maybe it's alien and should be called UFOrbia? 😅

Photographed in southern Anza Borrego Desert State Park, California.

#FlowerFriday #Flowers #NativePlants #SouthernCalifornia #Desert #BloomScrolling #Florespondence #CloseUp #Macro #NaturePhotography #MacroPhotography #SanDiego #AnzaBorrego #Euphorbia #Spurge #Euphorbiaceae #Herbs #FloralFriday #FlowersOnFriday #Weird #StrangePlants


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Coyote Thistle for #ThistleThursday due to the common name... but this plant is actually in the Apiaceae family, while thistles belong to the Asteraceae 🤪

The scientific name is Eryngium aristulatum var. parishii and another common name is San Diego Button Celery.

This is a rare/endangered native plant, due to limited distribution and habitat loss. It grows in vernal pools, of which >90% in San Diego have been lost due to development.

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#NativePlants #SanDiego #NaturePhotography #CloseUp #VernalPool #Nature #Plants #BloomScrolling #Florespondence #VernalPools #IntimateLandscape #RarePlants #SouthernCalifornia #Endangered




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"Sheltered Gilias" for #TextureTuesday

Two Aliciella latifolia (Broad-Leafed Gilia, in the phlox family, Polemoniaceae) growing in sand, dust and granitic gravel in a sheltered spot in a desert canyon; Coyote Mountains Wilderness, California.

#NaturePhotography #Flowers #Desert #SouthernCalifornia #Texture #CloseUp #Nature #Resilience #SanDiego #Nature #BloomScrolling #Florespondence #CoyoteMountainsWilderness #IntimateLandscape #SmallScenes









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