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In California's Mediterranean climate, intense winter rains can sometimes produce a bumper crop of wildflowers. Fiddleneck (Amsinkia menziesii) is one of the commonest and most visible of the flowers in open grasslands. For a few weeks, can cover acres of open ground with almost blindingly yellow flowers. These were growing at the Motte Reserve, a University of California research station near Riverside, California. |
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