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Plants I can't ID

Mack

Mack

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Can someone help with these. They are probably simple but my inexperience is showing.Thanks.
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Well before the guys who know what their talking about start posting...I'm a rank amatuer so I'm taking a crack at the first two photos which looks like Goat Beard to me with the 3 times compounded leaves. If I'm correct then it is a member of the rose family and has been used by NW tribes for curing a number of illnesses.
 
I'm no expert, but I think the 1st pic in post #2 is horsetail stemmed out.
 
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Thanks for the info, I can looks those up.
 
Yeah, after some looking it does appear to be Common Horsetail.(Equisetum arvense) for Doc Canada.
 
Your fourth photo with your folder in the foreground could be Achlys Californica or the coastal variation of the Vanilla Leaf (Deer Foot). The Californica variation has six to eight segments and occasionally more up to 12. The one in your photo appears to have six and maybe seven segments.
 
The yellow flower is common monkey flower; Mimulus is the genus, I don't remember the species.
 
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