Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Odds and ends for the mid week post

 
 
The Saguaro is a magnificent plant. In its fullest glory it is a beautifully balanced giant that only reaches the look seen below after a hundred years or so.

 
In that span of time much can happen. In this fellow the top has been knocked off somehow.
 
 
 
 
Can be knocked down
 
 
                                                                            or collapsed into strange curves


The desert chicory continues to be the finest flower on view this week.

 
 
Our neighbor is feeding the birds and we are getting a dozen or more quail every morning. 
 
 
Watch out the clouds are coming this evening
 
 
Time to call it a day  
 




Wait a minute, there's a moon out there.


And the old man is a tight wire walker



This roadrunner is pretty good at balancing too.  
 

 
THE END

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