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| Along Tortugas Mountain's western flank |
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| A huge Ocotillo (Oh-ko-TEA-yo) |
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| Transparent rabbit ears |
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| An abundance of Prickly "Pears" |
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| A profusion of Senna flowers (more than I've seen in recent years) |
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| Senna flower |
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| Becca on break |
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| Snail's-eye-view |
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| Tortugas and the Organ Mountains |
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| Large arroyo west of the Tortoise |
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| What a millipede does when you walk too close to it |
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| Heading back into the foothills |
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| A young Mule Deer buck |
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| Three Mule Deer heading away from us |
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| Something moved in this Torrey Yucca when we walked by |
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| It was this: a large Collared Lizard |
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| Somebody lost a hat |
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| Roadrunner in an Ocotillo |
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| About six feet off the ground |
4 comments:
I'd never expect a roadrunner in a tree, but then again, I'm not a Westerner with much experience, am I?
You don't very often see them in trees, but they can get up there. Great photos, Packrat.
Yep, they do perch in trees at times, Scott, often when they're hunting.
Thank you, Dr. K. I especially like the shot of the lost cap.
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