Does anyone recognize this? It seems to be very common.
Update, 26 June: Pamela Leo reports that it’s Pennsylvania smartweed.
Category: wildflowers
“The air is sweetest that a thistle guards”
This time I had to brave bees. The close-up has a sort of underwater sea-anemone look.
New York City wildflowers, #3
At last I know one: The lower, pinkish one is clover. I’m guessing the one on top is a daisy, but I’m not sure. This time I scanned at a higher resolution, and in the close-up of the daisy, you can see aphids clinging to the stem.
Update: By consensus (see comments), the upper photos are of daisy fleabane.
New York City wildflowers, #2
Picked on this morning’s dog walk. I don’t know the names of any of them (help me out here, Internet). Notice the free spider beetle that came with flower #3.
Update: Sarah Blackwood reports that the first photo here is of spiderwort.
Pamela Leo reports that the third photo here is white snakeroot.
Today’s New York City Wildflower
Here is today's New York City wildflower, which I have braved dog pee and allergies to scan for you. Identifications welcome.