First 3: Desert Spiny Lizard |
We trekked up to Second Arroyo, entered and found a shady spot to stop for water. Then we exited the arroyo and made our way back to the upper flatland where we'd parked the CR-V.
We had fairly close encounters with two Black-tailed Jackrabbits, but not near enough to spark the Heelers into pursuit mode. I was happy about their reactions. Didn't see any humans nor other critters on our exploration today.
This & the next: looking north at Ocotillos |
View from LDR-A of Tortugas Mountain |
Soaptree and the mountains |
The long road |
Tortugas and the Organs |
This & the next: Willow and Frio in Second Arroyo |
This & the next: Frio and Willow |
Soaptree Yucca in Second Arroyo |
Ocotillos and the Organs |
Mesquite along LDR |
This & the next: nearly identical experiments |
This & the next: nearly identical views of the mountains |
U-turn? |
U-turn turns into a halo |
Heelers |
Last 2: white substance is Cochineal insect scale |
1 comment:
Good photos of the Desert Spiny Lizard. It looks like it's doing push-ups.
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