Yellow seems to be the dominant floral color of early March wildflowers in Death Valley National Park. The top left flowers, growing along the roadside between Furnace Creek and Stovepipe Wells, on California Highway 190, may be a variety of primrose. The other images are flowers adorning a shrub growing in depressions on Mesquite Flat Dunes near Stovepipe Wells. As petals fall from the branches, they gather in dips in the sand surface, above.
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