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| 1st 2: cottontail taking it easy |
Dr. K, Willow and I had a good hike this morning even though it was a tad toasty out there; we're headed for a high of 98F. Geez!
Yesterday when we discovered late-blooming ocotillo flowers I felt fairly certain that they would be visited by hummingbirds; I was hoping I'd get a chance to photograph a few. Turns out one very persistent female Rufous Hummingbird was feeding there today. I got a few decent photos of her.
When we got home I took the Jeep Commander to the Circle K on the corner of Telshor and Missouri to get it washed. When I got home I installed new windshield wipers on it, though I had a heck of a time taking the wipers off and putting the new ones on.
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| Long view of Tortugas and the Organs |
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| Little Wils |
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| Soaptree and the mountains |
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| Tortugas and the Organs again |
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| Barrel cactus bud trying for flowerhood |
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| All hummer pics are the same female Rufous |
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| Antsyphus |
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| Deadwood |
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| Ocotillo leaves and prickly pear |
1 comment:
Spectacular images of the Hummingbird on the Ocotillo flowers. Some of your very best!
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