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(7,635 posts)Very scarce further south - drought
CaliforniaPeggy
(156,297 posts)Andy spotted this large group and pulled off the road. I was so happy to finally get the photos I wanted.
Thanks for coming by, my dear northoftheborder!
yonder
(10,262 posts)They sort of look like it but I always thought they were found at elevation - above a couple thousand feet anyways.
CaliforniaPeggy
(156,297 posts)But yes, they are lupines.
They are also the state flower of Texas.
yonder
(10,262 posts)If not already.
mitch96
(15,718 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(156,297 posts)The last one is my fav too.
Lionel Mandrake
(4,195 posts)also known as the Texas bluebonnet. It's a legume, i.e., a member of the pea family (Fabaceae or Leguminosae).
CaliforniaPeggy
(156,297 posts)Thanks for looking that up.
ShazzieB
(22,333 posts)I did not know Texas bluebonnets were lupines. I learn something new here every day!
Lovely, lovely pics.
CaliforniaPeggy
(156,297 posts)I'm glad you enjoyed my pics, my dear ShazzieB!
Diamond_Dog
(40,076 posts)Lovely photos, CaliforniaPeggy! Im glad you stopped by the side of the road! Andy has been very accommodating!
CaliforniaPeggy
(156,297 posts)I was a bit surprised when Andy pulled over, and then I saw what he'd seen.
He's been an excellent host and I've gotten to see so many beautiful places because of that.
MagickMuffin
(18,206 posts)Lovely pics Ms CP. I need to get out and shoot some wildlife.
I'm also wanting to plant Blue Bonnets in my front yard. The city can't ask you to mow it!
CaliforniaPeggy
(156,297 posts)And how cool that your city can't ask you to mow these wonderful flowers!



