Sunlight slips over Tortugas |
One of Becca's favorite resting places |
Claret Cup Cactus flowers (Organ Mountains in background) |
Look at those hypodermic needles! |
Seeking shade where she can find it |
Sunlight slips over Tortugas |
One of Becca's favorite resting places |
Claret Cup Cactus flowers (Organ Mountains in background) |
Look at those hypodermic needles! |
Seeking shade where she can find it |
This & next: where have all the flowers gone? It was a tad hot already when Dr. K, Willow, Frio and I set off on our morning trek. I h...
5 comments:
One nice thing about the heat is the more cacti blossoms are popping up.
You need an aussie brimmed hat that has a net attached to it - the flies can't get at your face or neck.
Beautiful flowers!
Wow! First image really pops! We're headed to near 70 here, but don't have any flies--yet. I call June "fly month" here. Unfortunately, lots of our "June" flies are biters.
Thanks, Jaqcui. An "aussie hat." Yes, I just like the sound of that.
:)
Scott:
You folks over there must be truly grateful for the arrival of spring--biting flies and all.
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