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In the Cholla Garden
Cylindropuntia bigelovii, the teddy bear cholla (choy-ya), is a cholla cactus species native to Northwestern Mexico, and to the United States in California, Arizona, and Nevada. Desert pack rats such as the desert woodrat gather these balls around their burrows, creating a defense against most predators like kit fox and coyote, however several species of […]
Desert Scenes 3
“Desert Scene 3” from Joshua Tree National Park Link here and in bio to start your collection:https://bit.ly/3J5ZKdD
Desert Scenes at Hidden Valley
Desert Scenes from Joshua Tree National Park —- Link here and in bio to start your collection:https://bit.ly/3J5ZKdD4d
Giant Nolina
Nolina parryi, aka Parry’s Nolina, Giant Nolina, or Bear’s Nolina, is a hardy desert plant with long, thin, flexible leaves that make it easy to tell apart from Joshua trees or yuccas. In the spring, Nolinas can grow a very tall flower stalk– up to 12 feet tall. The flowers are cream-colored and appear like […]
Urban Hawaii 3
A scene from my collection, Urban Hawaii. Click the link here and start your collection! https://love-public-lands.pixels.com/
Ghost Family Portrait
10/31/2021 – A family of ghosts has their portrait made on Halloween night at Waikiki Beach, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Urban Hawaii
A scene from my new collection, Urban Hawaii. Link here and in bio to start your collection:https://love-public-lands.pixels.com/
Sunset View of West Tucson, Arizona
A view of West Tucson, Arizona, from Javelina Rocks at Saguaro National Park (East)
Organ Pipe National Monument and the Story of Park Ranger Kris Eggle
At the entrance to Victoria Mine2.85 miles from the US – Mexican border On August 9, 2002, near this area, 28-year-old Park Ranger Kristopher William Eggle along with a group US Border Patrol Agents were attempting to apprehend two armed men fleeing the Mexican authorities by crossing into the Organ Pipe National Monument. One suspect […]