| Small Mesquite Trees on the west side of Tortugas Mountain |
| Becca headed for the high foothills |
| Range Ratany |
| Prickly Mickey |
| Down to the valley |
| Large arroyo west of Tortugas Mountain |
| I'm guessing it's a Black-chinned Hummingbird |
| Hard to tell from the Alfred Hitchcock profile |
| Looks like a black chin to me |
| Bushwhacking across the desert floor |
| An encounter with the Trickster |
| He hears something we don't |
| Clearer now: other Coyotes wailing in the distance |
| Contemplative Coyote |
| Giving us the stare-down |
| Check out the different expressions |
| We left before he did |
| White Tackstem and Range Ratany |
| Ocotillo flower nearly in full bloom |
| Still looking for the Trickster |
| Desert Blister Beetle with damaged pronotum |
| Turkey Vulture (what you don't want to see looking down at you) |
| Tortugas Mountain (left) and the Organ Mountains |
| Allthorn |
| Cactus Wren |
| Smoke signals over the mountain's flank |
2 comments:
These are some of your best coyote photos ever. It seems that he (or she) was posing for you.
It may have been the same one Becca and I have encountered in the past in the same general vicinity, Dr. K.
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