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cirsium culebraenis Recently re-named from "mountain thistle" to cirsium culebraenis. Seen on Teddy's Peak, 12,580 ft  in Culebra Range of Sangre de Cristo Mts.  2005 Cirsium culebraense,Culebra Thistle,mountain thistle Click/tap to enlarge

cirsium culebraenis

Recently re-named from "mountain thistle" to cirsium culebraenis. Seen on Teddy's Peak, 12,580 ft in Culebra Range of Sangre de Cristo Mts. 2005

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  1. I love the way you incorporate the background into your photos. Such a cool perspective. Posted 2 years ago
    1. Thank you. This is a scan of a film print from 2005, the weekend that Katrina struck New Orleans. I was not yet using digital then. I raided my picture photo album, remembering that I had a photo of a thistle with this perspective. I'm happy it now has a fancy official name! Charlie Baxter Posted 2 years ago, modified 2 years ago
      1. Wow, good quality for a scan! It’s crazy that Katrina was so long ago already, it still feels so recent. Posted 2 years ago
        1. Oh, and I deleted the duplicate comments for you. :) Posted 2 years ago

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Cirsium culebraense is a plume thistle in the Cirsium genus.

Similar species: Asterales
Species identified by Christine Young
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