Prairie smoke Geum triflorum Pursh
other common names : old man’s whiskers, Johnny smokers Geum: the ancient Latin name used by Pliny for this group Triflorum: from Latin, meaning “three-flowered”
Rose family: Rosaceae
Saw-whet and long-eared owls roost in coniferous groves; "whitewash" on tree bark may indicate their location, while the ground beneath may yield owl pellets of bones and fur.