Early meadow-rue (Thalictrum dioicum)?

Here's a picture of Thalictrum dioicum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Thalictrum dioicum

Just found these replies....thanks, but nope, this plant is definitely not meadow-rue.

It just really struck me as funny, the fact that I try to learn the names and biology of the things I notice and yet here is this common plant growing everywhere; I'm walking through it every day, and it never occurred to me that I didn't know its name.
And I still don't know it!! Oh for a digital camera and the expertise to use it!

try this, a corydalis aurea. a link won't load.

You did it, fairy toadmother!!
It most definitely is a corydalis, and the reason I wasn't seeing it as anything familiar in my books is due to the fact that only the pink variety was shown and that was a rather poor flower profile image without foliage.
I looked at web pages of several different ones and corydalis flavula most closely resembles what I have here, although the range on that seems a bit off since it is listed for Connecticut and parts of the east. I will have to read more about this, but you definitely have given me an answer!

Knew I could count on you forumers!
Thanks!

i am glad. i know the feeling of NEEDING an id and can't figure it out. (reason i had to look for you, you had me curious)

well, thank you again.
what was your source?

actually, i did an internet search. i know i have seen it somewhere else, because it looked and sounded familiar. i have an audbon field guide that it might be in.