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Monday, June 19, 2023

Already Toasty

Scott's Oriole losing a tail feather
It was plenty hot when Dr. K, Willow, Frio and I hit the trail this morning.  We're headed for the century mark today, predicted to make 100F by afternoon.

There was a sporadic breeze that brought a bit of evaporative cooling relief while we hiked our normal route, but it wasn't much of an aid.

It seems that we're stuck in this heat wave for the next few days; that's what living in the desert is all about.

Same Scott's Oriole

This & next 3:  same Western Kingbird




Soaptree Yucca fruit

Swainson's Hawk

This & next:  Stinging Serpent (Cevallia sinuata)


The "O"s

Our yucca

 

1 comment:

Dr. K said...

I love that first photo of the Scott's Oriole.

Trio and then Solo

Very early moon The three of us did an early morning hike on our usual route, but the cold wind kept us from adding any extra distance.  We ...