Fluidr / Jim Frazee's "Pamo Valley" set sorted randomly

Chaparrel Sweetpea

A Canon EOS 5D Mark II — 1/320s ƒ/4 ISO 100 at 105 mm

N 7 B 1.1K C 17 E May 3, 2009 F May 12, 2009

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Tags: Wildflower Chaparrel Sweetpea Wild Pea Pacific pea Lathyrus vestitus Pamo Valley Ramona California ImpressedBeauty ColorPhotoAward

Moss-covered Rocks - Pamo Valley, near Ramona, California

A Canon EOS 5D Mark II — 1/10s ƒ/8 ISO 100 at 105 mm

N 7 B 509 C 29 E Feb 15, 2009 F Oct 20, 2011

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Tags: Pamo Valley Ramona California blinkagain

Green Against Granite

A Canon EOS 5D Mark II — 1/80s ƒ/8 ISO 100 at 105 mm

N 0 B 169 C 3 E Feb 15, 2009 F Feb 19, 2009

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Tags: Pamo Valley Ramona California US Forest Service

Shades of Green

A Canon EOS 5D Mark II — 1/20s ƒ/8 ISO 100 at 105 mm

N 0 B 176 C 1 E Feb 15, 2009 F Feb 19, 2009

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Tags: Pamo Valley Ramona California US Forest Service

Warm Colors

A Canon EOS 5D Mark II — 1/1250s ƒ/4 ISO 100 at 105 mm

N 14 B 1.2K C 29 E May 3, 2009 F May 7, 2009

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It's hard to believe that this innocent-looking little flower produces such obnoxious stickers. The curly-que seed pods twist their way into some long-haired dogs' coats (and your socks/shoe laces, if they're exposed, which is why we wear snow gators during the weed season) and take hours to remove. Fortunately, they don't seem to do that to Vizslas or Bloodhounds.

We used to make "scissors" out of the green seed pods when we were in grammar school. I didn't know they were called Heron's/Crane's/Stork's bill until I looked them up on the Internet, but it's very easy to see why they use those names, when you look at the green seed pods.

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Tags: Filaree Heron's bill Crane's bill Common Stork's-bill Redstem filaree Erodium cicutarium AnAwesomeShot