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dsefcik Administrator Posts: 2624
4/1/2012
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The wildflowers are starting to come out, this wildflower report is the segue to a couple of trip reports I will post next.
These photos are from last week 3-27-2012 - 3-29-2012
Hedgehog Cactus - Carrizo Gorge
Beavertail Cactus - Mason Valley
Desert Apricot - Mason Valley
Yucca - Mason Valley
Brittlebush - Mason Valley
Teddy Bear Cholla - Carrizo Gorge (near dusk photo)
Golden Suncup - Carrizo Gorge (near dusk photo)
Ocotillo - Red Hill
Beavertail Cactus with a bee covered in pollen - Red Hill
Ocotillo - Ocotillo Wind Energy Project Site Area, this will be destroyed if this project goes thru
Ocotillo - Ocotillo Wind Energy Project Site Area, this will be destroyed if this project goes thru
http://www.sefcik.com/2012/04/wildflowers-are-beginning-to-bloom.html
<em>edited by dsefcik on 4/2/2012</em>
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herofix Posts: 30
4/2/2012
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Beautiful! Really great shots; thanks for sharing.
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surfponto Administrator Posts: 1366
4/2/2012
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Great wildflower and cactus blooms pictures Daren,
My favorite are the Hedgehog cactus.
Mary and I will be out next weekend (finally).
Really looking forward to checking out some of the spots off the beaten trail. 
Bob
dsefcik wrote:
The wildflowers are starting to come out, this wildflower report is the segue to a couple of trip reports I will post next.
These photos are from last week 3-27-2012 - 3-29-2012
Hedgehog Cactus - Carrizo Gorge
Beavertail Cactus - Mason Valley
Desert Apricot - Mason Valley
Yucca - Mason Valley
Brittlebush - Mason Valley
Teddy Bear Cholla - Carrizo Gorge (near dusk photo)
Golden Suncup - Carrizo Gorge (near dusk photo)
Ocotillo - Red Hill
Beavertail Cactus with a bee covered in pollen - Red Hill
Ocotillo - Ocotillo Wind Energy Project Site Area, this will be destroyed if this project goes thru
Ocotillo - Ocotillo Wind Energy Project Site Area, this will be destroyed if this project goes thru
http://www.sefcik.com/2012/04/wildflowers-are-beginning-to-bloom.html
edited by dsefcik on 4/2/2012
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hikerdmb Posts: 423
4/2/2012
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I am glad you finally feel well enough to get back out there. Can't wait to see your TR.
David
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dsefcik Administrator Posts: 2624
4/2/2012
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hikerdmb wrote:
I am glad you finally feel well enough to get back out there. Can't wait to see your TR.
David
Thanks..cough, cough...I am still not well but I could not stay home during my break, I think I am heading back out tomorrow to backpack into Canebrake if anyone is interested. While the doctors still try and *guess* what is wrong with me I am moving on with my life (albeit coughing and lung pain). They said at first pneumonia but xrays and other tests proved negative, going on 8 weeks of this crap now...anyway, enough of that....the TR is kinda lengthy so it will be tonight or so.
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svcheerio Posts: 15
4/2/2012
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Gorgeous pictures as always from you! We can't wait to get out there this week!
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dsefcik Administrator Posts: 2624
4/2/2012
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svcheerio wrote:
Gorgeous pictures as always from you! We can't wait to get out there this week!
Thanks, if you are near Blair Valley again, maybe go check out Rainbow Canyon, Schad recommends it for wildflower blooms..I am going to try and go have a look this week.
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svcheerio Posts: 15
4/3/2012
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Thanks for the info on Rainbow Canyon. While we won't be camping in that area we will be out in the desert for 2 weeks so we will have plenty of time for a trek out that way. We haven't been out to Anza Borrego since Thanksgiving so we are really anxious for this trip
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