A couple of very young javelina.
Bosque del Apache Refuge, San Antonio, New Mexico, USA.
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Cold Cardinal
The pyrrhuloxia – our desert cardinal – is hunkered down on this snowy morning.
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, USA.
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
After a brief rest, he picked up his tumbleweed and continued down the street.
12 Gauge Winchester
Left in the desert, Sierra county, New Mexico, USA.
Juniper Tears
Poachers. Is it poaching if it’s a tree being killed in a park?
Elephant Butte Lake SP, New Mexico, USA.
Tattered
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, USA.
Joys of Bird Photography
I’d like to introduce my neighbor, the desert cardinal, officially Pyrrhuloxia. Not the most cooperative photo subject. And when he does look at the camera, I think he isn’t pleased.
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, USA.
Cold Comfort
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, USA.
Phoebe
I might venture to say it’s Say’s Phoebe, but I have a bad record on bird identification.
Raven Ballet
Singed Sign
Did they burn this sign to cover the old information?
The Fish Hatchery (formerly part of the Damsite Historic District), Sierra county, New Mexico, USA.
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Nightshade Art
Deadly nightshade posing nicely at the end of its days.
Contrail Convergence
After a 2 month absence, it’s time to post a photograph. Remind myself it doesn’t have to be perfect, just has to be something that caught my attention. So without any conspiracy theories, please, here is my offering. Note: I have a flight tracker app on my phone. It tells me that these 3 flights (top to bottom) are Ontario CA to Dallas; private plane; and Chihuahua to Denver. Don’t know why but it makes me happy to know.
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, USA.
Cactus Popsicle
Snow just adds to the fun of eating cactus fruit (tunas, apples, pears – so many names).
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, USA.
Forest Critter
Iron Creek Campground, New Mexico, USA.
