Already into the lower desert |
Rain Lily starting to bloom |
Skies are still threatening |
This Ocotillo's leaves are paler green than the others |
Nobody has walked through this arroyo since the heavy rains |
Looking the other way up the arroyo |
Headed back toward Tortugas |
Rain Lilies were flowering all over |
Where I always find them is in sandy, well-draining soil |
The kind of soil where Rain Lilies thrive |
Dispersing seeds and blooming at the same time |
Getting close to the mountain |
5 comments:
Rain lilies look like tulips!
They do, don't they, Scott? Apparently, the Rain Lily (Zephyranthes longifolia) grows only in the Sonoran and Chihuahuan Deserts.
Love that last photograph!
Thanks, Liz. Becca is a flower child.
:)
Beautiful photos of the rain lilies.
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