| Cane Cholla flower (home) |
| Red Yucca (home) |
| Cane Cholla flower (home) |
| Desert Willow (home) |
| Desert Willow (home) |
| Desert Willow (home [not a true willow]) |
| Cane Cholla blossom (home) |
| Resting in the sandy soil |
| Soaptree Yucca flower stalk (Tortugas Mt.) |
| Ocotillo flower (Tortugas Mt.) |
| On a dusty road |
| Hurrying back up the mountain |
| Listening to the "Wait!" command |
| Getting into the foothills |
| Spotting a jackrabbit |
| Look at that hare go! |
3 comments:
The blooms of the desert willow have a faint but sweet scent.
Clearly the Desert Willow is not a willow; it almost looks like an orchid! Beautiful collection of flowers, Packrat.
Thanks, Scott. When the Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis [Acanthus family]) flowers drop the cottontails and jackrabbits have a feast. They absolutely love the sweet blossoms and will eat as many as they can.
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