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| Clouds hanging low over Tortoise Mountain |
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| Devil's Head about to bloom |
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| It's been years since I've seen the Ocotillos this "fuzzy" with leaves |
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| Always on the alert |
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| There's a mountain biker riding up the trail |
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| The cloud-covered Organ Mountains behind a green desert |
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| Tortugas Mountain (left) and the cloud-shrouded Organs |
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| A very tall Ocotillo |
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| On the road around the mountain |
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| A desert still soaked from last night's rain |
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| Ocotillo forest |
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| A new blossom on a healthy-looking Ocotillo |
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| Velvety Nerisyrenia (most common species of mustard) |
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| City of Las Cruces with the Robledo Mountains |
3 comments:
So much has started to bloom--it's a nice time of the year.
The fuzzy ocotillos and the blooming plants must be a good sign.
Unfortunately, Scott, the amount of rain we've had over the past few days won't put much of a dent in the prolonged drought conditions. But I'm rain-dancing for more.
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