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ziphius Posts: 911
9/7/2021
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https://www.jimcarretta.com/post/a-summer-haboob-in-borrego-springs
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Buford Posts: 459
9/9/2021
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Nice. It is always worth a summer trip out there, especially if the monsoon is active.
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tommy750 Posts: 1049
9/10/2021
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Very nice TR, Ziphius. My wife and I just found out the hard way what "Chubasco" meant a few nights ago down in Baja camping in a tent.
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tekewin Posts: 371
9/11/2021
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Those are great animal print captures. I like the sidewinder tracks, too. Never seen one in the wild, though I think they are hard to spot.
Now I need research "moisture capture" for hot days. I wanted to visit AB last weekend but it was still too hot for me.
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rockhopper Posts: 668
9/12/2021
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Looks like our desert getting some much need rain. Regarding haboob winds. Saw a fellow campers dome tent ( no people in it but full of gear) take off and go rolling across the desert.
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ziphius Posts: 911
9/12/2021
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rockhopper wrote:
Looks like our desert getting some much need rain. Regarding haboob winds. Saw a fellow campers dome tent ( no people in it but full of gear) take off and go rolling across the desert.
Wow rockhopper, was that recently / local?
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Rocko1 Posts: 597
9/14/2021
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Nice report. Last print almost looks like bobcat no?
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ziphius Posts: 911
9/14/2021
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@Rocko1 that last photo includes a pair of coyote tracks, a front and a hind. Good reference for distinguishing feline vs canine tracks: https://www.inaturalist.org/posts/53994-canine-vs-feline-tracks-how-to-tell-them-apart
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rockhopper Posts: 668
9/15/2021
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ziphius wrote:
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Looks like our desert getting some much need rain. Regarding haboob winds. Saw a fellow campers dome tent ( no people in it but full of gear) take off and go rolling across the desert.
Wow rockhopper, was that recently / local?
No, Years ago. We each had to sleep in our own trucks. Didn't sleep at all. The truck was moving due the strong winds. The smelly sneakers I put out on the ground at night before trying to go to sleep were blown away at night. Yes it was in ABDSP of course!
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