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Fleabane?

Photo by BlueAppaloosa
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Field Notes

Description:

Flowers are fringy and about 1.5 inches across. I think this is in the Erigeron genus, but I could be wrong. So many asters/daisy/fleabane look so similar.

Habitat:

plains, foothills.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)
suzmonk
Hi, BlueAppaloosa ... I think, probably, aster is the way to investigate.

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Flowers in the Rocky Mountains - UT, CO, WY
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PublishedJanuary 10, 2014

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