| This again: a type of sunflower? |
| Plumed Crinklemat (Tequilia greggii) |
| Ocotillo flower friends |
| You can see the Milky Way clearly from here |
| Leafless Ocotillos |
| Small Mesquite west of the mountain |
| Shade break in an arroyo |
| Heading down the arroyo |
| Backward look at the mountains |
| How's this for camouflage? Horned Lizard |
| A type of Mentzelia |
| Closing up shop |
| Still open for business |
| Marigolds and mountains |
| Striking back across the desert in need of shade |
| Scant shadow, but time for a rest |
| New Mexico Evening Primrose |
| New Mexico Evening Primrose |
| Prickly Pear flower opening up |
| Quite a target for insects |
| Never came across this marker before. 1995 is etched at the bottom |
| American Kestrel |
1 comment:
Good to see the prickly pear flowers opening up. And the mentzelia is such a pretty flower. I've never heard of it before.
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