Yes, nice specimen.

Mmmmm... tasty. Some years, those were my first summer greens. In a previous garden, I even let a few go to seed each year for that purpose. Once they seed, though, you've got them forever - so I don't allow them to grow in my present garden (or purslane either).

Well I'm happy it's good to eat we have 6 acres of it lol

Lambsquarters is a delicious & nutritious cooked green... but if you have never tried it, I would recommend only eating a small quantity at first, until you know how your digestive system will handle it.