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Yearly Archives: 2026
Smoke and sunsets 7_8_26
The various fires around New Mexico and Colorado are creating hazy skies depending on the wind direction. I’ve included a shot comparing the views during and after the smoke. It makes for a nice red sunset but looking closer, you … Continue reading
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Fourth o’ July Fauna
Some of the local critters who were out on or about the holiday, including the quail chick who Joan rescued from the birdbath and the bobcat who hopefully passed them all by.
End of June sunsets, rainbows and Strawberry Moon 6_27_26
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Holy Ghost Creek 6_24_26
A trip up to another area of the Pecos Wilderness on a really bumpy road! Always nice to have a nice hike and then cool off in the creek. And… I made another flowing water video!!!
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Big Tesuque Creek 6_16_26
Our favorite spot to escape to when the temperatures get warm.
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Clouds, rain and sunset 6_15
Tonight’s sunset after a wonderful rain. Also clouds and virga from earlier in the week.
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The birds (and squirrels) of May.
A collection of the visitors to the bird bath (and one little Rock Squirrel). I sighted a new bird; a Black-Headed Grosbeak, although it may be a regular. It’s easy to confuse with the Rufous-sided Towhee. Now that it’s Spring, … Continue reading