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Here you go:Great pictures Dar! That would be really neat to see in person. It is supposed to be spring, but it was 8 above 0 when I did chores this morning. More snow predicted for this weekend, Wish I could insert the sobbing smily here, but I can't use them at work.
Pics from my morning hike.... violet and yellow flowers...
Valley just to the east of Squaw Peak.
Squaw Peak
Downtown Phoenix in the distance... if you look carefully you can see Chase Field.
Brittle bush.... pretty yellow flowers.
Camelback Mountain in the distance...
Squaw Peak from the top of a hill to the east...
A barrel cactus.
Saguaros
Saguaros up close Why does it turn my pics?
Sorry it turns my pics... "On the trail"
Orange flowers
Cholla or "Jumping Catus"
Palo verde tree to the left, Ocotillo to the right. The Ocotillo will be blooming soon with bright red flowers. Both of these trees are known as nurses for baby Saguaros.... They can't grow as young plants unless they are in the shade initially.
Blooming creosote
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Blooming violet flowers... these only last for perhaps a week and then they are gone till next year, IF it rains in February.
A very young (40 or 50 year old) saguaro, growing in the shade of a Palo verde tree.
Squaw Peak from another vantage point.
Another interesting little Cacti... don't know it's official name. Looks happy to be there.![]()
Home of some cactus wrens....
There's a nest in there....
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And there is mama... daddy had just delivered some goods and flew away.
Mama Cactus Wren, waiting for her mate to return with goodies for the chicks in the nest.
Wish I could take cool photos like Mary... but this is just from my Cannon point and shoot.