Tumble Weed Harvest, Batch of wind harvested tumbleweed whi…

Batch of wind harvested tumbleweed which despite its association with the wild west is not native to the United States but rather Russia (Ukrain). Tumbleweed, considered by many to be a noxious weed, is also called Russian cactus, saltwort, buckbush, wind witch and prickly rolypoly. The plants spread their seeds by bouncing droping a portion of around 250,000 seeds on each bounce as they tumble along. Huntington Beach, Orange County, California.

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Tumbleweeds - National Geographic Magazine

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