Sky at start |
We were able to get in a moderately long hike before the winds got started, but by the time I got out of Whitey the CR-V in the Target parking lot the dust was beginning to fill the air. Gust are expected to reach 50 mph by afternoon, so that should ensure a good amount of blowing sand to obscure any views of the mountains.
Arroyo filled with Soaptree Yuccas |
Loggerhead Shrike |
White-winged Doves sharing a Soaptree Yucca |
A closer look at those two |
Two views of the same Soaptrees |
#2 |
Six flower heads, I believe |
Count them |
Across the line worker program grounds |
Sky was beautiful this morning |
Slighter closer look at the same shot |
Cow Tongue Prickly Pear Cactus |
Checking her surroundings |
Soaptrees in the desert |
Red circle around Br'er Rabbit |
Telephoto look at him |
A road runs through it |
Cow Tongue Prickly Pear |
Pastel sky |
In this first scene of two I cropped out the obtrusive Ocotillo branch |
#2 |
If you look real hard you can see Whitey the CR-V |
1 comment:
The sky was very pretty this morning, as your photos demonstrate. Now, in the afternoon, the sky is almost brown from the blowing dust.
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