Queen Anne's Lace? (Daucus carota)

Could be.....but certainly not a California native??!!

It's on the list of plants put out by refuge, but I'm not sure if the grouping of flowers is correct. I don't think this is poison hemlock or wild carrot. If it is a non-native species, it certainly doing well at the wildlife refuge. The burhead in the other picture is a non-native invasive species as well.

ayasuda have you been peeping...lol.:'D(couldnt resit my friend.).i didnt know it was called Queen Anne's lace..but do find them Malaysia growing wild.Thanks.

Also called wild carrot!

It seems Queen Anne's Lace has some variation. I looked up wild carrot on the internet and found that the leaves were the wrong shape. But I did find a page that has several examples of Queen Anne's Lace, and one of them resembles this picture. As Adalia said, QAL is called "wild carrot" according to the webpage. AAAARRGG!

PS. Dr. Manjeet! No peeping allowed.