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Jason ➡️ 🎒 Oregon Coast Trail

Carex acutiformis, the "lesser pond-sedge" is such an unflattering name for such a pretty plant. I came across this during my first creek crossing at Henry Coe State Park and was really captivated by it for some reason.

Tall grass with black-tipped seeds growing by a rocky stream.
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Jason ➡️ 🎒 Oregon Coast Trail

Ok now I have to do some timeline cleansing by sharing all my favorite pops of color from flowers and trees on my backpacking trip last week.

This beauty is "Indian Warrior," native to California and Oregon.

Pink-purple flowers with pointed petals and green, fern-like leaves growing in a natural setting.
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Jason ➡️ 🎒 Oregon Coast Trail

This was BY FAR my favorite one.
"Henderson's Shooting Star."

Purple wildflowers in the foreground with a blurred background of greenery and hills under a cloudy sky.
Jason ➡️ 🎒 Oregon Coast Trail

I *think* this lovely thing is a Northern Red Oak, but correct me if I'm wrong. I'm learning all these for the first time!

Close-up of a tree branch with budding red leaves and catkins against a blurred natural background.
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Jason ➡️ 🎒 Oregon Coast Trail

This shock of yellow is "California Goldfields."

A field of small yellow flowers with a fallen tree in the background and hills covered with greenery.
A field of yellow wildflowers with some scattered greenery and a few small purple flowers.
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Jason ➡️ 🎒 Oregon Coast Trail

And the Buckbrush gets an honorable mention because they smell AMAZING.

A dense cluster of branches with small white flowers and green leaves.
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