"I honestly believe it is better to know nothing
than to know what ain't so."
~Josh Billings, 1818-1885 (in "Solemn Thoughts")
Poor mountain anemone (a.k.a. mouse on a stick; dish mop; old man of the mountains; tow-head baby; windflower, pasqueflower). Pasqueflower comes from the French word for Easter, since the anemone blooms early in spring. Anemone and lupine are favorite food of the Pika. Thanks to Old Man Travels.
2 comments:
Great quote, dawn. So apropos for the times in which we leave. Never heard of Mouse on a Stick before. Such an nteresting thing it is.
thanks Robin, it grows in high elevation, so cool looking.
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