 Yellow Monkeyflower Mimulus Guttatus |
 aka Common Monkeyflower |
 Edible and medicinal |
 This stand of plants is right next to the plank walkway in the Klamath Wildlife Reserve. |
 You'll find Monkeyflower wherever you see cattail or sedges as they love water. |
 The first 15 pictures were taken the first week of July. |
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 This picture was taken August 22. By now the plants have been brown for a couple of weeks. |
 Smartweed  Polygonum hydropipersyn Polygonum maximowiczii, Polygonum fastigiatoramosum, Polygonum persicaria, Persicaria fastigiatoramosa, Persicaria hydropiper L. |
 aka Water-pepper, Marshpepper Smartweed, Biting persicaria, Biting knotweed, Bite tongue, Snake-weed, Sickle-weed, Pepper-plant, Red-shanks, Red-knees, Redleaf, La liao, Persicaria, Perzikkruid, Spotted Ladysthumb, Hashishat Al Ger'An. |
 aka Daun Senahun, Marshpepper Knotweed, Mild Water-pepper , Pimienta Acuatica, Pweve D'Ewe, Yanagi-Tade, Bity Tongue, Arcmart, Smartass, Ciderage, Culrage, Bloodwort, Arsesmart, Ladysthumb, Red leg, Acemotu. |
 These seem to be blooming about a month after the other two species in the area. |
 Edible Expectorant Medicinal |
 The first six pictures were taken August 14 along the backwater across the bridge from Columbia Plywood |
 This and the next two pictures were taken September 5 in the same location. |
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 These are cute little rascals when they start to set seed. |
= Poisonous to animal and/or
human
= Noxious or Invasive in
Oregon
= Federal Noxious weed in
Oregon
