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Arches National Park
November Flowers Page 1

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ASTERACEAE
(Sunflower Family)
Artemisia bigelovii

BIGELOW'S SAGEBRUSH

 


ASTERACEAE
(Sunflower Family)
Artemisia filifolia

OLD MAN SAGE

 
Artemisia filifolia
  


ASTERACEAE
(Sunflower Family)
Artemisia ludoviciana

LOUISIANA WORMWOOD

 


ASTERACEAE 
(Sunflower Family)
Artemisia tridentata

BIG SAGEBRUSH

 


ASTERACEAE
(Sunflower Family)
Chrysopsis villosa

HAIRY GOLDENASTER

 
Chrysopsis villosa
  


ASTERACEAE
(Sunflower Family)
Chrysothamnus nauseosus

RUBBER RABBITBRUSH

 


ASTERACEAE
(Sunflower Family)
Chrysothamnus parryi

PARRY'S RABBITBRUSH

 


ASTERACEAE
(Sunflower Family)
Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus

VISCID RABBITBRUSH

 
Chrysothamnus visidiflorus
  


ASTERACEAE 
(Sunflower Family)
Grindelia fastigiata

ERECT GUMWEED

 

 

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Collared Lizard  

Did You Know?
Lizards, including the colorful collared lizard, are one of the most frequently seen animals at Arches. When not chasing flies or basking in the sun, they are often seen doing what appears to be push-ups. Scientists believe this and other behaviors signal dominance and facilitate courtship.

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Last Updated: November 10, 2007 at 18:42 EST