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“Winter Plants, fog, and Bird” — A solitary bird perches in wetland plants on foggy winter morning.

Winter for me is the time of fog and migratory birds in California’s Central Valley. But once again and all too soon, we are approaching the end of that season. Orchards a blooming and temperatures are rising, and in a week or two the migratory geese will be on their way no...


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“Desert Star Flowers” — Tiny desert star (monoptilon bellioides) flowers, Death Valley.

As I mentioned yesterday in the first post following our late-February visit to Death Valley, the main stories this time were wildflowers and Lake Manly. This post is obviously about the former. We went to the place where I photographed these desert star (or Mojave star) flowers lookin...


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“Lake Manly, Winter Sky” — Winter sky and its reflection in Lake Manly.

We are back from our second trip to Death Valley in the past couple of months. We were there back at the end of December, and at that time it looked like there were good prospects for wildflowers in the months ahead, so we booked a late-February return visit. There’s always a lot to photograph in Deat...


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“Below the Cliff” — Dense trees grow at the base of a sandstone cliff, Zion National Park.

this photograph comes from a trip to Utah and specifically a visit to Zion National Park over a dozen years ago. It is also another of my “lost and found” photographs — from a file that has languished in my raw file archives since that time. I think I may have left it behind after w...


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“Death Valley Spring Wildflowers” — Hillsides covered with wildflowers after a wet winter in Death Valley.

We just returned from another visit to Death Valley National Park, this time with “spring” wildflowers as our focus. It has been an odd weather year in California, but desert areas received abundant well-timed rainfall sufficient to produce an above average (and perh...


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