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✓ Published: 02-Aug-2020
✓ Published: 02-Aug-2020
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Late summer flowers in Santa Fe.Clammyweed, Paper flower, Snakeweed, Fernbush, Gayfather, Fernbush, Groundsel, Sunflower, Silver Nightshade, Indian paintbrush, Penstemon, Cholla, with Goldfinch, honey bee, and a wasp.
Late summer flowers in Santa Fe.Clammyweed, Paper flower, Snakeweed, Fernbush, Gayfather, Fernbush, Groundsel, Sunflower, Silver Nightshade, Indian paintbrush, Penstemon, Cholla, with Goldfinch, honey bee, and a wasp.
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