The sun was able to shine on this flower for a time in the morning before the rain moved in. It is a later blooming plant, even into October, so it is more noticeable in the fall as the other flowers tamper off. It is not a native flower and is considered an invasive weed which has several dozen different names for it. The names I am used to is butter-and-eggs, wild snapdragon and yellow toadflax but some other interesting names are calf’s snout, dead men’s bones, bunny haycocks and impudent lawyer.
Butter-and-Eggs Blossom
