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Ocotillo flowering
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I felt fairly certain Frio, Willow and I would get spit upon this morning, but it turned out a bit worse for us. It was sprinkling when we crossed the Tellbrook Arroyo and began following the single-track west through the desert, but as soon as we reached the new arroyo the rain started coming down fairly hard.
I had managed to take a few photos before the precipitation got heavy, but after I slipped my camera case into its protective cover I never took it out again. We were all pretty wet by the time we got back to the CR-V in the upper flatland.
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Upper flatland road
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Claret Cup Hedgehog Cactus
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This and the next 2: clouds blanketing the Organ Mountains
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Pyrrhuloxia (aka "Desert Cardinal")
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1 comment:
Beautiful photos of the ocotillo flowers and the Desert Cardinal.
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