View from LDR |
We went east along the southernmost dirt road until we hit the intersection with a small trail Becca and I used to hike frequently. The three of us headed southwest along that narrow trail until we dropped down off the ridge and came to LDR again.
We did see other outdoor enthusiasts today: a man with two small children whose SUV was parked just south of the Tellbrook Arroyo. I said hello to the guy as we passed; they were gone by the time we came back from a very long exploration.
This & the next: tiny toads were hopping around everywhere |
Frio and Willow in Second Arroyo |
This & the next: yesterday's rain ran hard in arroyos |
This & the next: late-blooming Prickly Pear flower |
Whitethorn Acacia |
This & the next: even at distance you can ID this raptor |
Tortugas Mountain |
What? I think it's a female Bullock's Oriole |
One of the few Soaptrees I've seen bloom this season |
Very narrow arroyo |
Same Soaptree Yucca as above |
A visitor to the Soaptree Yucca |
Wild clouds |
This & the next: double Barrel Cactus and a Hedgehog |
Small Barrel Cactus |
Organ Mountains gap |
This & the next: Barrel Cacti |
Desert homes |
Can't believe how green our desert is |
1 comment:
Beautiful photos, Packrat. I love the two photos of the hummingbird on the Soaptree Yucca.
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