We have had a rather long monsoon this year. Can't complain too much we needed the rain. My skylight didn't much like it though ! Lovely photos as always. The second photo is wonderful.
Oglądałam powiększone zdjęcia i patrzyłam na inną od naszej, ale bardzo ciekawą przyrodę. Podobał mi się spacer, no może oprócz węża, którego bym wolała na nim nie widzieć. Pozdrawiam. Plus I watched pictures and looked at different from ours, but very interesting nature. I enjoyed the walk, except maybe a snake, which I would prefer not to see on it. Yours.
This has been a real treat lately. The random storms and the wildlife....butterflies, hummers, deer...everything are everywhere!!! It's hard to pick and choose where to go on the weekends:) Nice shots of Sabino:)
Wow, I knew that Sabino Canyon would get some water but I didn't realize it would get THAT much! Look at those Gila Chub! I love your photography; what a gift. Thank you.
Such beauty in the desert when it rains. I have been hearing, though, of the oppressive heat in Phoenix and I suspect it isn't exactly cool in Tucson. We've been having triple digit weather for the last week, expected to break in a few days.
So gorgeous. The water pictures bring something to mind. When there are rains is the area subject to flash flooding?
ReplyDeleteHi Annie, Yes flash floods can happen in this area and that is something to keep in mind especially during monsoon season!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful, your pictures are always so full of life and inspiring beauty, Diane.
ReplyDeleteWe have had a rather long monsoon this year. Can't complain too much we needed the rain. My skylight didn't much like it though !
ReplyDeleteLovely photos as always. The second photo is wonderful.
cheers, parsnip
magnifique endroit !
ReplyDeleteOglądałam powiększone zdjęcia i patrzyłam na inną od naszej, ale bardzo ciekawą przyrodę. Podobał mi się spacer, no może oprócz węża, którego bym wolała na nim nie widzieć. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeletePlus I watched pictures and looked at different from ours, but very interesting nature. I enjoyed the walk, except maybe a snake, which I would prefer not to see on it. Yours.
It's great to see the desert in bloom. Love the roadrunner and the primrose.
ReplyDeleteThis has been a real treat lately. The random storms and the wildlife....butterflies, hummers, deer...everything are everywhere!!! It's hard to pick and choose where to go on the weekends:) Nice shots of Sabino:)
ReplyDeleteI am jealous of all your rain! You get rain, we get dirt. But I am not jealous of your snakes.
ReplyDeleteSo much desert life! I think the baby snake is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteLife in a desert is magnificient.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos after the rain! You have some flowers there that I don't see here, and the Empress Leilia is so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing what rain will do for the desert. I love seeing the fish in the water. All great shots.
ReplyDeleteAnother fascinating and breath taking desert series.
ReplyDeleteWow, I knew that Sabino Canyon would get some water but I didn't realize it would get THAT much! Look at those Gila Chub! I love your photography; what a gift. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty in the desert when it rains. I have been hearing, though, of the oppressive heat in Phoenix and I suspect it isn't exactly cool in Tucson. We've been having triple digit weather for the last week, expected to break in a few days.
ReplyDeleteYou have perfectly captured the beauty of nature after the rain. So, it has rained in the desert but we are still parched here :(
ReplyDeleteI remember going to the desert after a rain, everything was suddenly blooming. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteroadrunners look so small. surprising to me!!!
ReplyDeleteThe butterfly is magnificent... But all your picture are awesome : thank you so much for sharing those pieces of desert...
ReplyDeleteInteresting photographs, I like to admire such views of the nature. I am greeting
ReplyDeletewas it completely dry before the rain? The tiny fish just hatched?
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ReplyDeleteMuito, muito bonito.
Bom domingo!
Boa semana!
Beijinhos.
Brasil
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Hi Ann, the creek does stop flowing for a while in the summer, but a few small pools remain where the fish stay until the drought is over.
ReplyDeleteΓια μία ακόμη φορά οι εικόνες της φύσης - που μας παρουσιάζετε μέσα από το blog σας - είναι εξαιρετικές!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. A real pleasure to view!
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