I like the picture I really love snow
Thanks! It doesn't snow here much so it was a real treat to go for a hike in the snow.
Leaves on the Dyeweed (Emory's indigo) bush Psorothamnus emoryi. The name 'dyeweed' comes from the persistent iodine color that stains your fingers if you damage a leaf.
I determined using Google Street View that this is the bus terminal in Catamarca
Day one of the trip to the eclipse. We set out from San Diego, along the I-15 nearly the entire way. We stopped off in Barstow, mainly for road snacks. This McDonalds has a cute railroad station theme. This cell tower / billboard is done up like a water tower.
Close-up of flower on a Dyeweed (Emory's indigo) bush Psorothamnus emoryi
Catclaw Leaflet Gall Midge creates these purple growths
The eclipsing moon continues to intrude on the disc of the sun.
Playing with the tone mapping highlights the shape of the bottom of these storm clouds as they pass over the Laguna Mountains towards Anza-Borrego Desert
very nice, might add this for my background, you should show Google you're pictures maybe they'd add it in.
This Orcutt's woody aster Xylorhiza orcuttii was pointed out as having unusually white petals.
Desert sand verbena Abronia villosa
A perfect ring of litter surrounding a harvester anthill.
A side view of the black harvester anthill, showing its elevation.
A red-tailed hawk on yet another power pole
Dyeweed (Emory's indigo) bush Psorothamnus emoryi
I LOVE THIS PHOTO! p.s i will make this my computer Back round
A closer look at the harvester ants at the entrance to an anthill. Note the wide variety in sizes - for example, just left of the tunnel opening, a very small harvester ant crawls on top of another ant more than twice its size.
Red shouldered hawk on a power pole
bird
A northern harrier glides over borrego springs.
Hoping to get a better shot, I circled the valley a few times, but never saw it again.
A European Starling on top of another power pole
And a different red-tailed hawk on one last power pole, this one near Ranchita
why do you do this stuff and where do you find this stuff i want to be like you
What type of berry is this?
It's a Summer Holly Comarostaphylis diversifolia berry
I love the rabbit!
I used a laser pointer to point out where the comet was. This relatively long exposure makes the comet appear much brighter than it appeared to the naked eye.
cool moth, I love the designs on it :0
buetiful
It's a House Finch
SUS AMOGUS
cool birb
wow such a hot bird