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| Barrel Cactus buds |
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| An early start |
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| A baby Desert Cottontail |
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| An easy area in which to bushwhack |
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| Huh? |
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| Aha! |
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| Black-tailed Jackrabbit |
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| A favorite spot to rest |
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| The observatory atop Tortugas Mountain |
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| Looking this way and . . . |
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| . . . that |
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| Ocotillos and Organs (Mountains, that is:) |
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| Becca just west of Tortugas |
2 comments:
We're overrun with rabbits this year--they're everywhere--despite the fact that we've got a huge fox population, too. Go figure. Your bunny is really cute, but I wonder how smart it is for a bunny to just remain motionless; ours do the same thing but they're doing it out on the lawn or adjacent to the driveway. It's probably a highly adaptive behavior in brushy situations, but not necessarily in the 'burbs. The jackrabbit ear image caught me off guard, too, but once you pointed out what the image represented, I went back to review it again and could see it immediately. And, the second last image made it look like Becca was in an ocotillo prison cell!
Yes, that image of the ocotillo and the Becca does make it appear that she's inside of a prison cell. It's a nice photo, Packrat.
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