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Golden Corydalis, Golden Smoke, Scrambled Eggs (Corydalis aurea)

According to the description of this species at americansouthwest.net, "The tubular yellow flowers ... are about one inch long and are composed of four petals. The lowest angles downwards and the protruding part has a scoop shape, while the uppermost is straighter though still bent backwards a little, and forms a small spur at the tip, green or brown in color." Once the flower is a little farther along, the flower turns all yellow.  Two photos show the upward-curving, bean-like seed pods.