Page 61 - Vol. 1 Walks In The Black Range - 2nd Edition
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Mirabilis linearis, Ribbon Four O’clock, shown above and on the right made quite a show in May.
This species can be difficult to separate from White Four O’clock, shown below, Mirabilis albida. We found this species as we wandered down Ready Pay Gulch on our return to the trailhead.
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The view from the gulch below McKinley Mine, roughly at “C” on the map. Cooke’s Peak is on the horizon at the right. Compare this view with that from the Stowaway, the next Gulch to the west, photograph on the following page.
