English: Creeping foxtail is an introduced rhizomatous perennial with an inflorescence that is a dense cylindrical spike, which shatters at maturity (disarticulation occurs below the glumes). The spike commonly darkens as the spikelets begin to disarticulate. Spikelets have awnless glumes whereas the lemmas bear a short awn that rarely protrudes beyond the glumes (i.e., the awns are not visible unless the spikelet is dissected). Common in wetlands, wet pastures and hayfields, and along riparian corridors. This site lies at the north end of the Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve, Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana.