Wild Turkey #9 On Mt. Bigelow In The Santa Catalina Mountains (Note tag on the back of the turkey) — Images by kenne
Wild turkey # 9
Sounded a yelping warning,
I was in her sight.
Maybe a decoy
No sign of other turkeys,
Yelping continues.
— kenne
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Turkeys On The Run Leave a comment
Beautiful Lupines Blooming On Mt. Lemmon Leave a comment
Lupines Blooming On Mt. Lemmon — Image by kenne
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New Mexico Raspberry Blossom Leave a comment
New Mexico Raspberry (Mt. Lemmon, AZ) — Image by kenne
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Summer Hiking Season On Mt. Lemmon 2 comments
The SCVN Friday Hikes began this past Friday (June 7th) with a short hike up to the old ski run.
Ricki Mensching loves leading this hike each year
and the opportunity to share some the history of the original ski run on Mt. Lemmon.
As the hikers gathered at the base of the ski run they noticed smoke coming from a camp fire on up the ski slop.
Campers had left the camp fire without making sure the fire was out. Sadly, this kind of happening is not unusual.
We call 911 and the nearby Summer Haven fire department came and extinguished the fire.
On this same day a very large uncontained forest fire began burning in the Tonto National Forest northeast of Phoenix.
This marks the beginning of the fire season in Arizona, most all of which are man-made.
After getting the fire under control, Ricky continued her narration on the old ski run,
before continuing the hike to the top of the ski run.
Images by kenne
HELP PREVENT FOREST FIRES!
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Sneezeweed Among The Ferns Leave a comment
Sneezeweed — Photo-Artistry by kenne
In among the ferns
Yellow daisy-like flowers,
The sneezeweed stand tall.
— kenne
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Hedgehog Blossoms Leave a comment
Hedgehog Blossoms, Santa Catalina Mountains — Image by kenne
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Whiteflower Cinquefoil Wildflower Leave a comment
Whiteflower Cinquefoil Wildflower — Image by kenne
Many of us have begun our summer hikes at the higher elevations of the Santa Catalina Mountains.
It’s still early for wildflowers to begin to bloom, but I did spot the whiteflower cinquefoil on the Mt. Lemmon trail.
— kenne
