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The Desert Museum 2016
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Tue Mar 29, 2016 4:15 pmby Bethers
I've been there so many times, I'm sure I have other blog posts on it - but this is my recent visit:
http://ontheroadwithbeth.com/blog/2016/ ... seum-2016/
Re: The Desert Museum 2016
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Tue Mar 29, 2016 5:30 pmby Rufflesgurl
Thanks Beth for sharing these pretty pictures. You sure did catch lots of desert bloom in Tucson this time!
Linda
Re: The Desert Museum 2016
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Tue Mar 29, 2016 6:00 pmby snowball
I'm with Beth been there once would go more if I was in that neighborhood more often...and would have a membership
the plant that was just a few frames past the Fairey plant...looks like either a yucca or century plant what was it? not seen a stalk like
that one...when we went didn't see the javalen's
enjoyed your trip there as always
sheila
Re: The Desert Museum 2016
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Tue Mar 29, 2016 8:16 pmby Bethers
Sheila, I'm not sure what those two tall ones at the end are, but definitely different. I thought of you when I took pics of the following Palo Verdi's.
Re: The Desert Museum 2016
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Tue Mar 29, 2016 8:27 pmby JudyJB
Good info about vultures. I used to dislike them until I visited a bird sanctuary in Sarasota. It was a very quiet day and no one else was there. A black vulture kept looking at me while I stood in front of his cage. I think he was trying to figure out if I was a keeper. Anyway, he jumped off his perch, flew over to a corner, and picked up an orange pumpkin squeaky toy and dropped it in front of me. I was impressed by that bit of intelligence.
Re: The Desert Museum 2016
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Wed Mar 30, 2016 10:40 pmby snowball
Bethers wrote:Sheila, I'm not sure what those two tall ones at the end are, but definitely different. I thought of you when I took pics of the following Palo Verdi's.
they are so pretty there are lots of Palo Verde trees on BLM land in Q usually leave to early to see the Iron Wood tree's bloom but suppose
to be a really pretty bloom
be safe as you travel
sheila