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Seaside Wildflowers
Read More: Seaside WildflowersWildflowers were blooming along California’s Pacific Ocean Coastline. Some, I recognize, others I couldn’t identify even with my flower book.
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Death Valley Is Anything But Dead
Read More: Death Valley Is Anything But DeadHad to go to Death Valley National Park to check out the Super Bloom. I’ve been going to Death Valley for about 10 years and have never experienced this amount of flowers and people. I captured the floral display starting a few hours before sunset. The predominate flower south of Furnace Creek is the Desert…
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Wildflowers On Parade At Kaibab National Forest
Read More: Wildflowers On Parade At Kaibab National ForestI spent a few days last week, beating the heat of Southern Utah’s desert, at the cool Kaibab National Forest next to Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. The spring rains and current monsoonal thunderstorms produced a colorful wildflower scene. More pics of the Grand Canyon to follow soon! …
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A Carpet Of Yellow
Read More: A Carpet Of YellowSpringtime rains have spawned a carpet of yellow at Wahweap Creek near Big Water, Utah
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More California Coastal Pics
Read More: More California Coastal PicsHere’s some leftovers from my recent trip along California’s coastline. Pics of birds and elephant seals to follow soon.
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Blooming California Coast
Read More: Blooming California CoastAlthough California is suffering from a severe drought, the immediate Pacific coastline has enough moisture to allow the vegetation to produce blooming flowers. It is springtime.
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Flora at Zion NP
Read More: Flora at Zion NPSpring has sprung in Zion as it was 78F today. The cactus here usually flower starting in May. Here’s some images of other vegetation prominent in the park. Look for future posts detailing the many species of flora here in the park. There are more than 900 varieties of plants here mainly due to its…
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This Just In! Zion Canyon On Fire!
Read More: This Just In! Zion Canyon On Fire!Was in Zion Canyon today and noticed trees were on fire. The cottonwoods, maples and oaks were aflame. I got one shot for this post today. The rest to follow in a few days. Look for post tomorrow on the surreal and otherworldly Yellow Rock. You won’t believe it.