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New flowers on a small Soaptree Yucca
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Dr. K had an AAUW meeting this morning so it was Willow, Frio and me on the daily trek. The outing got off to a slightly bad start as I noticed the Basset people less than 100 yards ahead of us on LDR-A. Willow went absolutely nuts when she picked up their scent.
Things got a bit better when we veered off into the LDR-A arroyo, but later, when I let them off lead they grew feisty over animal scents they picked up, so much so, in fact, that I put them back on lead.
A strong wind played an evaporative cooling role as we trudged through the warm desert morning keeping the temperature in the comfortable range.
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Ornate Checkered Beetle (?) on Desert Marigold
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She had a heart like a Prickly Pear pad: green and thorny
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Frio and Willow on lead
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This & next: Ocotillos and Acacias
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Willow and Frio off lead
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Hazy Organ Mountains
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Soaptree Yuccas
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This & next: 2 versions of the same Soaptree Yucca
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Whitethorn Acacia in Middle Branch Arroyo
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1 comment:
My favorite photo here is the first one: new flowers on the small Soaptree Yucca.
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