Cup plant (Asteraceae: Silphium perfoliatum) is a wildflower native to eastern and central North America. It can reach several feet in height and is adorned with clusters of large daisy-like flowers. The opposite leaves are fused around the stems, creating cup shapes. Kearney Nebraska, 28 Jul 2025.

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it's cool that so many people in positions of power and influence were so negatively polarized by "wokeness" that they convinced themselves that there was an actual debate about who wanted to erase history and the "wokes" were on the wrong side bsky.app/profile/arch...

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Pronghorn (Artiodactyla: Antilocapridae: Antilocapra americana) are a common sight the American west. Although often called antelope, they're in an entirely different family. One thing they do have in common with antelope is that they run very fast. Custer State Park, South Dakota, 30 Jul 2025.

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Slender dayflower (Commelinaceae: Commelina erecta) can be found throughout much of the Americas, usually in dry sandy soil. The common name comes from the fact that individual flowers only last for one day. Ash Hollow State Historical Park near Lewellen Nebraska, 29 Jul 2025.

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Sioux Falls in Sioux Falls South Dakota, 31 Jul 2025.

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