Tall Ocotillos in the Tortugas Mountains foothills |
Growing right out of the rocks |
Hundreds of Ocotillos growing along Tortugas's western flank |
Becca's favorite shady Yucca |
Tarantula hole |
Looking at the southwestern flank of Tortugas Mountain |
Tall Ocotillos in the Tortugas Mountains foothills |
Growing right out of the rocks |
Hundreds of Ocotillos growing along Tortugas's western flank |
Becca's favorite shady Yucca |
Tarantula hole |
Looking at the southwestern flank of Tortugas Mountain |
1st 2: Tortugas and the Organs under clouds Just Willow and me on the chilly hike this morning; Dr. K had a meeting to attend. Because of ...
3 comments:
The foothills of Tortugas look like they're "bristling" in your third image, Packrat.
How come Becca's on a lead in your images now? I thought that the fact that she could walk off-lead around Tortugas was one of the reasons you usually walk there.
Hi Scott:
I tend to keep Becca on lead when we're in the height of rattlesnake season, and as we just ran into a doozy a few days back (picture posted)I'm being a little overly-cautious with the pooch.
That tarantula hole looks pretty big.
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