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What kind of flower?

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  1. Rye83

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    Anyone know what this is?
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    It's growing among some weeds in a dry rocky area.


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    It's some sort of poppy, no ideas which species though!
     
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    looks like a mexican poppy. Usually are red, orange or yellow.
     
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    It is a type of poppy, they have a few other colors of them as well. I was quite surprised how many different wild flowers you would see in spring there. Most are gone in the summer when it gets dry but spring can actually show a bit of color in what is mostly a brown, desolate place.

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    looks like a common poppy or Flanders poppy, got some wild poppy in my garden in uk, they are small and yellow coloured.
     
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