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Parry's Townsendia

Townsendia parryi

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Illustration of Parry's Townsendia (Townsendia parryi)

Parry's Townsendia is a small, tufted perennial with daisy-like flowers. It is adapted to high-altitude environments and often blooms early in the season.

Habitat
Found in rocky slopes and alpine meadows.
Diet
Pollinated by insects, providing early-season nectar.
How common
Rare

Best time to see a Parry's Townsendia

The best time to see a Parry's Townsendia is May–June, when about 69% of U.S. sightings happen, based on 287 research-grade iNaturalist observations.

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