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GingerScraps Gallery Rules & Guidelines
🚨 NEW GUIDELINES STARTING MAY 1, 2025 🚨
Welcome to the GingerScraps Gallery! We're so happy to have you sharing your beautiful layouts with us. We have a shiny new gallery/forum and with that comes some updated rules. To keep our gallery organized, enjoyable, and fair for everyone, please take some time to READ & FOLLOW ALL THE RULES. Thank you!!
Furry Devil
- Links, Credits & Journaling
- Mini kit provided for challenge by Connie Prince
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Photos from National Park Service, free for personal use
Journaling based on information found on the page about this discovery, but it’s my journaling and opinions. They thought what I think looks like ribbons were horns which is why they called it a Wooly Devil.
IT GROWS ITS OWN RIBBONS!
This is a new species of sunflower (woah!) as well as a new genus discovered in the Big Bend National Park in Texas by park volunteer Deb Manley and Cathy Hoyt, a park interpretive operations supervisor while they were on a hike. They named it Wooly Devil, but is formally now known as Ovicula biradiata. It’s very small, less than half an inch to about 3 inches across, and it grows its own ‘ribbons’