Although it looks like a tropical scene, it is one of the Donana Mtns near Las Cruces. 12/18/14.
Again the Donanas with the Organs beyond.
Only a few White Pelicans at Elephant Butte.
Loggerhead shrike.
Commmon snipe.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Desert surprises.
Praying mantis egg case on Creosote bush. Is this a common thing? I never would have thought that mantises would live in that kind of environment.
Honeycombs. I was tempted but.....
Donanas and Organ Mtns.
Organ Mtns., Las Cruces.
Organ peak.
Honeycombs. I was tempted but.....
Donanas and Organ Mtns.
Organ Mtns., Las Cruces.
Organ peak.
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Into the badlands. Dec. '14
An ancient creosote clinging to a rocky slope near Caballo.
A tortured mesquite that is still alive.
Caballo Mtns. and reservoir.
Caballo reservoir.
Soltice sunset, Caballo.
A tortured mesquite that is still alive.
Caballo Mtns. and reservoir.
Caballo reservoir.
Soltice sunset, Caballo.
Monday, January 26, 2015
From Bosque del Apache to Las Cruces, Dec. 2014
Snow goose flight.
Rio Grande at Radium springs. Another 150 miles south of Socorro and the Rio is dry.
Date? palms at Las Cruces.
Organ Mtn. sunset.
Rio Grande at Radium springs. Another 150 miles south of Socorro and the Rio is dry.
Date? palms at Las Cruces.
Organ Mtn. sunset.
Escape to the south, Dec. 14 -31, 2014
When winter really kicked in in Taos I was ready for a trip south.
These 2 photos were taken on the same day, Dec 14. These red willows are at Escondida about 200 miles south of Taos. Things were looking a lot better.
Rio Grande at Escondida.
Sunrise 12/15 on Polvadera Mtn. from Escondida.
These 2 photos were taken on the same day, Dec 14. These red willows are at Escondida about 200 miles south of Taos. Things were looking a lot better.
Rio Grande at Escondida.
Sunrise 12/15 on Polvadera Mtn. from Escondida.
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