Flower. The dark curved appendage inside the flower at left is not a part of it,
but a seed of Erodium cicutarium.
Bureau of Land Management public lands: Off of Hualapai Mountain Road,
about four and a half miles southeast of Historic Route 66 in Kingman.
Elevation ca. 4,300 feet.
25 April 2010
Flower, bent down to show the narrow rim at the base of the petals.
That it has a rim at all marks it as belonging to E. californica; that the rim
is so narrow is one of the characteristics of E. californica ssp. mexicana.
Same location as prior image.
25 April 2010
Habit, in bloom, with tape measure to show scale in inches.
Same location as prior images.
25 April 2010
Leaves, at base of flower stalk.
The plants surrounding it in the image are Erodium cicutarium.
Same location as prior images.
25 April 2010
Habitat.
Same location as prior images.
25 April 2010
Photographs copyright © Lee Dittmann
This page created 8 May 2010.
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