File:Aquilegia pubescens plant in rocks.jpg
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English: Sierra columbine, or Coville's columbine, plant (Aquilegia pubescens) with reddish buds, fruit capsules, and typical upright rather than pendant creamy white flowers (can also be yellow or pinkish). On rocky bank at 11,000ft (typical habitat for this species) just west of Morgan Pass, John Muir Wilderness, Sierra Nevada mountains, California. |
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