This Torilis has a compound umbel: first level octuple, then little inflorescences of 6-8 flowers.

A very pretty little Apiaceae. This genus is for plant aficionados what the family of New World
Sparrows is for birders: a bunch of confusing LBJ's, specific IDs not worth the trouble to some.

I like them in spite of their being a royal pain to photograph.

This one's leaves remind one of an Erodium or a fern, which should help to narrow down sp. call.

One plant was found at Oka Ponds in September.