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| At start |
Dr. K, Willow, Frio and I enjoyed our exploration this morning, reveling in the cool, humid weather. One critter of note today was the immature Swainson's Hawk I photographed at a great distance.
After our trek we took a short ride around various neighborhoods, but returned home after a short while. For a bit the sun was shining this afternoon, but the rain has started falling again.
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| Raindrops on Soaptree Yucca leaves |
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| Soaptrees in the long view |
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| Soaptree Yuccas |
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| Ocotillo and Soaptrees |
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| Dayflowers |
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| Spectaclepods |
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| This & next: looking down at a Prickly Pear Cactus |
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| Organ Mountains are out there somewhere |
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| This & next 3: immature Swainson's Hawk |
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| Ocotillo |
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| This & next: Barrel Cactus |
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| Dr. K, Frio and Willow (my shadow) |
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| Barrel Cactus |
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| This & next: how green is our desert? |
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| Long view of Tortugas and the Organ Mountains |
1 comment:
What a treat to be able to photograph that immature Swainson's Hawk. These desert is so beautiful these days.
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