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| Morning moon 4/22/22 |
The wind is pretty much raging right now (1:23 p.m.), and it's only going to get worse. Tomorrow's warnings include one for blowing dust. That is never good.
When we got home I climbed up on our roof to see if I could determine what was going on up there early this morning; I was awakened at 4 a.m. by some animal(s) dancing on the rooftop; possibilities included neighborhood domestic cat, bobcat, owl, grackles jitterbugging. I saw nothing when I got up there that would implicate any of the suspected culprits.
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| Lower left quadrant: an arroyo we've followed before |
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| Carpenter Bee hovering |
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| Not long now |
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| This & next: Mesquite Trees and the mountains |
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| Willow and Frio in a yucca shadow |
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| Shade producing yucca |
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| Until today I thought this Ocotillo was dead |
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| This & next: "dead" Ocotillo buds |
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| Semi-artsy shot with a bird photobomb |
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| New growth on Prickly Pear |
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| This & next: same Torrey Yucca crown |
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| Frio and Willow in Torrey Yucca shadow |
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| This & next: me in Torrey Yucca shadow |
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| This and next: hummingbird on yucca stalk |
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| The rest: Ocotillo buds and flowers |
1 comment:
The photo of the Ocotillo that looked dead reminds me of how resilient desert plants can be.
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