Starting off early down LDR-A |
Willow and Frio had a blast, but taking them along the different route created a slight problem for me; whenever they explore a new area they're high on scents and full of piss and vinegar. Fortunately we only encountered one fleeing jackrabbit that grabbed their attention.
They sniffed, and I spotted, quite a few javelina tracks in an arroyo, and Frio was particularly taken by the holes peccaries had dug searching for roots to eat. All in all a good outing today.
The LDR-A arroyo |
Soaptree Yucca at far left will fall soon |
This & next: inside the Tellbrook Arroyo |
Artsy fartsy |
The Os |
Small Soaptree Yuccas |
This & next 4: Ladder-backed Woodpecker |
Soaptrees in an arroyo Becca and I explored often |
Soaptree Yucca, Tortugas (left) and the Organ Mountains |
This & next: vistas of the distant Organ Mountains |
The rest: Frio and Willow |
1 comment:
I love those photos of the Ladder-back Woodpecker, especially that last one.
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