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A Tucson Winter Sunset 6 comments
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Saguaro Love In The Sonoran Desert 7 comments
Saguaro Cactus in The Tucson Mountains — Image by kenne
“Ouch, not too close, I don’t want to get a whisker burn!”
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Capturing The Moment — Chinese Lantern Seed Pods Leave a comment
Chinese Lantern Seed Pods — Images by kenne
Little lanterns shine
In the saguaro shadow
Grace the desert fall.
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What’s A Grasshopper To Do? 10 comments
A Horse Lubber Grasshopper On Top Of A Saguaro Cactus — Image by kenne
Moving carefully,
What’s a grasshopper to do
Atop a cactus?
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Capturing The Moment — Sonoran Desert Sunset 4 comments
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Capturing The Moment — Kissed By The Sunlight Leave a comment
“Kissed By The Sunlight” A Gilded Flicker On His Favorite Cactus (January 18, 2012) — Image by kenne
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First Hike Of The Year Is In The Tucson Mountains Leave a comment
A beautiful morning for an easy hiking trail at the end of 36th Street leading into the Tucson Mountains Park.
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Paul, Ed and Jim
Cat Mountain
Trail Leading Into The Tucson Mountain Park
View Toward the Catalina and Rincon Mountains
A Lot Of Small Saguaro Cactus In The Tucson Mountains (Foreground)
View Of Catalina And Rincon Mountains From The Tucson Mountains
More Young (20-40 Years) In The Tucson Mountains
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A Head Adorned 2 comments
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Cold is the sky
Among close friends
Inspire with awe
Yet cast in doubt
At the new do
Looks like a crown
Tower of strength
High in the sky
A crest of thorns
Part of a hat
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Photo Droppings — Images Related To Pervious Postings Leave a comment
A View from the Top of the Dam at Sabino Creek — Image by kenne
This is a follow-up to the posting: Sabino Creek is Dry — Almost.
Fred Heath, Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalist Eye-To-Eye with a Empress Leilia Butterfly — Image by kenne
This is a follow-up to: Capturing The Moment — The Butterfly Man.
Tarantula Hawk In Desert Broom — Photographed in Sabino Canyon Riparian Area — Image by kenne
This is a follow-up to the posting: Tarantula Hawk In Desert Broom.
A Vandalized Saguaro That Is Fighting Back — Image by kenne
This is a follow-up to the posting: Why Would Anyone Do This?
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- Capturing The Moment – Desert Cotton In Sabino Canyon (kenneturner.wordpress.com)
- Deer In Sabino Canyon – A Video (kenneturner.wordpress.com)
- Strike It Rich – Sabino Canyon Geology Kit (kenneturner.wordpress.com)
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Why Would Anyone Do This? 5 comments
Capturing the Moment — Dove on Cactus Leave a comment
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Capturing the Moment — Cactus Wren 1 comment
Cactus Wren — Image by kenne
Arizona’s state bird, the Cactus Wren is seven to eight inches long and likes to build nests in the protection of thorny desert plants like that of the giant saguaro cactus. It is not unusual to see the bird sitting atop the saguaro cactus, however, this was my first opportunity to capture the moment.
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A rare form of vandalism has occurred in Sabino Canyon. The tops of several Saguaro Cactus have been cut off. Why would anyone do such a thing?
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