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Thursday, March 24, 2022

Heading for Low 70s

First 3:  Curve-billed Thrasher
The weather was really pleasant for our morning trek today.  We did the usual hike, and almost everything was peaceful and calm.

The one minor upset came when we encountered a jackrabbit at the intersection with the east/west cross trail.  Br'er Hare almost taunted the Heelers, showing himself and then standing still while they barked and lunged.  Then he lit out, kicking in the afterburners to demonstrate that no mere canine could ever catch him.

We took a few breaks along the way during our outing before exiting the right branch of the new arroyo by climbing the steep hill just east of the upper flatland road.



This & next:  moon/house


This morning's moon

Chihuahuan Desert scene

Willow and Frio

Soaptree Yucca

This & next:  Fishhook Barrel Cactus


This & next:  Shinto Moon


Southwest of Tortugas

This & next:  Torrey Yucca


Javelinas dug here

Organ Mountains

Cactus Wren

Desert flora and moon

Frio and Willow in a narrow section of Right Branch Arroyo

Behind me is the head of the right branch

Looking up the hill west of the right branch

 

1 comment:

Dr. K said...

My favorite photo is the first image of the Torrey Yucca. And I love the three photos of the Curved-bill Thrasher.

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