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Hutch’s Pool Hike, November 18, 2016 Leave a comment

West Fork Trail

Taking a Break at Hutch’s Pool

Phil having a bite to eat

Hutch’s Pool

Unknown Jaw Bone

Daughter & Mother from New York

Returning on West Fork Trail

Desert Brum

Fall Colors in Sabino Basin

West Fork Trail

End of the trail

Upper Sabino Canyon Panorama

November 18, 2016, SCVN Friday hike was to Hutch’s Pool, one of our favorite hikes in the Santa Catalina Mountains. Here are some of the photos for your review. Click on any of the images to see a larger view in a slideshow format. Enjoy! — Images by kenne

Posted November 23, 2016 by kenneturner in Capturing the Moment, Hutch's Pool, Information, Nikon D800, Northern Cloudywing Butterfly, Photography, Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists, Santa Catalina Mountains, SCVN Friday Hikes, Tucson Arizona

Tagged with Hutch's Pool, Nikon D800, Photography, Sabino Canyon Volunteers Naturalists, Santa Catalina Mountains, SCVN Friday Hikes

Sabino Basin Panoramas Leave a comment

upper-sabino-canyon-panorama-1-of-1-blog Upper Sabino Canyon Panorama — View into Sabino Basin (Morning, November 18, 2016)

west-fork-canyon-1-of-1-blog West Fork Trail Panorama (Trail to Hatch’s Pool, November 18, 2016)

upper-sabino-canyon-return-1-of-1-blog Upper Sabino Canyon Panorama — View into Sabino Basin (Afternoon, November 18, 2016)
Panoramic Images by kenne

“Sabino Canyon is a treasure, and its greatest jewel may be its biologically rich streamside woodland, Such habitats are endangered ecosystems in the Southwest; only a small fraction have survived the influences of humankind and changing climate in the last century and a half. At least five other important communities of plants and animals are also represented within Sabino Canyon’s walls — in effect, the canyon offers us many of the lowland habitats of the Southwest in microcosm. In a similar way, Sabino Canyon’s history reflects in miniature our own evolving relationship with this remarkable region. The canyon’s easy accessibility adds enormously to its recreational, educational, and scientific value.”

— from Sabino Canyon – The Life of a Southwestern Oasis, by David Wentworth Lazaroff