The flower stalk produces thousands of seeds that are dispersed by wind with the help of filaments that act as mini sails.
A fly with a spiky abdomen laps up nectar from a goldenrod.
Friday, October 24, 2014
Goldenrod
Goldenrod, that tall, densely blooming wildflower, produces showy blooms that resemble furry fingers from afar.
The flower stalk produces thousands of seeds that are dispersed by wind with the help of filaments that act as mini sails.
A fly with a spiky abdomen laps up nectar from a goldenrod.
The flower stalk produces thousands of seeds that are dispersed by wind with the help of filaments that act as mini sails.
A fly with a spiky abdomen laps up nectar from a goldenrod.
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