Why is it white?

Oh my god, Karen, you can't just ask euphorbia why they're white.

Nathan, I know your following these. I’ll add more photos with my camera when I get home. The app is good for logging the exact location for now.

Second two photos after rain, more hydrated.

Species is austrocaledonicum. Incredible member of the Willow family, growing on Ultramafic rock here.

Euphorbia talassica Lazkov et Sennikov

חלבלוב מגורגר

Abene, haut de plage

leaves very smooth, think maybe Platte?

Growing in a depression of shitty rocky talus. Dangerous terrain nearby. 10,000'

Only one plant. Many dead. Horses everywhere, probably feral. Either way they're grazing everything down to shit. Could use some pumas here.

Not exorbitant this one to be here in a decade or two, as there's a brand new massive and hideous luxury resort 1/4 km away that's still under construction. Hay muchas fresas aquí.

Crazy to find out this is an Oxalis. 91 species in Chile, evidently.

I am not 100% sure

Falcon by Thomas Circle eating a dove

Thanks to ellen5 for spotting this.

Thrown for a loop. A variant?

Cophosaurus texanus on the Baylor Pass Trail on the northeast side of the Organ Mountains, 32.393 -106.607, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, 8 Oct 2013.

There was plenty of white snow-on-the-prairie around, but this was the only one I noticed with the purple-pink tint.