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April Flowers Page 13


RANUNCULACEAE

(Buttercup Family)
Aquilegia micrantha

ALCOVE COLUMBINE

 


RANUNCULACEAE

(Buttercup Family)
Delphinium nuttallianum

BILOBE LARKSPUR

 
Delphinium nuttallianum
    


RANUNCULACEAE

(Buttercup Family)
Ranunculus testiculatus

BUR BUTTERCUP

 


RHAMNACEAE

(Buckthorn Family)

Rhamnus betulifolia

BIRCHLEAF BUCKTHORN

 


ROSACEAE
(Rose Family)
Amelanchier utahensis

UTAH SERVICEBERRY

 
Amelanchier utahensis
    


ROSACEAE
(Rose Family)
Cercocarpus intricatus

DWARF MOUNTAIN-MAHOGANY

 


ROSACEAE

(Rose Family)
Cercocarpus montanus

ALDER-LEAF MOUNTAIN-MAHOGANY

 


ROSACEAE 
(Rose Family)
Coleogyne ramosissima

BLACKBRUSH

 
Coleogyne ramosissima
    


ROSACEAE
 
(Rose Family)
Purshia mexicana

CLIFFROSE

 

 

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Did You Know?
Feeding wildlife can be very detrimental to their health. It can destroy their natural ability to find food and create a dependency on humans. Animals that develop such a dependency often become aggressive toward humans and must be relocated or even killed.

Last Updated: December 03, 2008 at 15:40 MST