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Shaking its fist at you?
11 months agoNice quartz (maybe) specimen!
11 months agoGotta love the sunlit teddybear spines against the dark background! My shots never have quite gotten the extreme contrast.
11 months agoOuch! Hope you recover quickly. It all happens in an instant, but the scars last for a while...
11 months agoThat appears to be concrete while most of the other parts you’ve shown look like asphalt. Asphalt paving is less expensive so there’s probably a reason these short bits are concrete.
11 months agoNo, I didn't remember that was the bird on the cover! I didn't think you really needed the book but it fit in that slot in the car so nicely. I think your photos of birds are better than most bird books!
I wonder why so many woodpecker species have bright red on their heads.
Thanks for the view of the new section. I have been going around it it but am curious to venture down that way.
11 months agoWell, that’s a good point. Thanks.
11 months agoQuite likely. Many of them have that look here.
11 months ago"#75: Yellow-eyed junco. I also saw #75, a dark-eyed junco,"
Two species each designated #75? That's one way to keep the count down I suppose, if that's your objective.
O, bury me not
On the lone prairie
Where the coyotes will
Howl over me...
"The mission was established by the Jesuits in 1692 to service the Tohono Oʼodham tribe."
'Service' has so many possible interpretations.
Still, it's nice to see at least a token nod to Native cultures in the interior statuary.
Good to see your patience rewarded. Great shot.
11 months agoAll the holes in that saguaro in the foreground suggests that it's a condominium for birds.
11 months ago
I love how the saguaros seem illuminated
11 months ago