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I keep seeing these diminutive buckwheat-like plants

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06625-buckwheat-800px.jpg There's a wildlife camera here at Mail Spring; I wonder if my photo has been takenThumbnailsThe fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tentThere's a wildlife camera here at Mail Spring; I wonder if my photo has been takenThumbnailsThe fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tentThere's a wildlife camera here at Mail Spring; I wonder if my photo has been takenThumbnailsThe fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tentThere's a wildlife camera here at Mail Spring; I wonder if my photo has been takenThumbnailsThe fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tentThere's a wildlife camera here at Mail Spring; I wonder if my photo has been takenThumbnailsThe fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tent

Their reddish-pink blossoms are small enough that that they can be passed unnoticed, yet they look quite bright if you actually take the time to look directly at them. - Their reddish-pink blossoms are small enough that that they can be passed unnoticed, yet they look quite bright if you actually take the time to look directly at them.