parrys phacelia phacelia parryi is a native california plant that puts forth large purple flower buds in the spring and because of the size of the flower it is often a perfect spot for predatory insects to sit and wait for prey | Dave Welling Nature Photography

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167990001 a wild goldenrod spider misumena vatia sits on a parrys phacelia phacelia parryi wildflower in the santa monica mountains national recreation area in los angeles county california

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Insects: all other insects, Landscapes: intimate views of nature, Insects: spiders or arachnids, Wildflowers: O-Z flora plants trees