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On the edge of the now-dry wet area are lots of tiny yellow flowers

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5931-goldfields.jpg At the bottom of the valley, an uninterrupted patch of grey-green bunch grasses growsThumbnailsA few larger flowers also grow in this valley, which I think are Desert dandelions (Malacothrix californica)At the bottom of the valley, an uninterrupted patch of grey-green bunch grasses growsThumbnailsA few larger flowers also grow in this valley, which I think are Desert dandelions (Malacothrix californica)At the bottom of the valley, an uninterrupted patch of grey-green bunch grasses growsThumbnailsA few larger flowers also grow in this valley, which I think are Desert dandelions (Malacothrix californica)At the bottom of the valley, an uninterrupted patch of grey-green bunch grasses growsThumbnailsA few larger flowers also grow in this valley, which I think are Desert dandelions (Malacothrix californica)At the bottom of the valley, an uninterrupted patch of grey-green bunch grasses growsThumbnailsA few larger flowers also grow in this valley, which I think are Desert dandelions (Malacothrix californica)

At first I thought these are Goldfields, but I'm not sure what they are.