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March 2023 Hedgehog Cactus and Saguaro Ribs Photography
Hi everyone! I’m still going through my old photographs I took in March. Arizona was very beautiful at that time, which made great photographs! In this post, I wanted to share some photographs I took of an Engelmann’s Hedgehog Cactus (Echinocereus Engelmannii), Saguaro ribs, and the wildflowers around them. I found the cacti near my relative’s property. I can visit it whenever I want to without problems, so I decided to take photographs of the area. At that time, yellow wildflowers peppered the area. Even though there were yellow wildflowers in the area, there wasn’t as many wildflowers in the area until the next month. Still, there was enough pretty…
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2022 Ocotillo Blossom Photographs- Part 2
In my previous ocotillo blossom photography post, I mentioned I will be talking about a second ocotillo I took photographs of during a walk in April 2022. Originally, I planned to make that post part 2, but after looking at the photographs I took of the first ocotillo, I realized I had more photographs of the blossoms than I originally thought! So, here are the rest of the photographs of the blossoms from the first ocotillo I encountered during my walk. I will be talking about the second ocotillo in the next photography post.
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2022 Palo Verde Tree Blossoms
Last month, the palo verde trees around my relative’s property bloomed. I tried to take photographs of the trees in the past, but the blossom clusters wouldn’t photograph well. (It had to do with the camera I used and the focus on it) On the day I took these photographs, my camera did pick up the blossoms and made them appear clearly. I’m very happy about the way they turned out, so I decided to share them in a post.
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The Difference Between Mesquite and Palo Verde Tree Blossoms
Hi everyone! Today’s post is going to be an odd one for this blog. Instead of talking about any of my hobbies that I liked to enjoy talking about online, I decided to write a short post about the differences between Mesquite and Palo Verde tree blossoms. I live in Arizona for a very long time and, despite this and the fact I took botany and agriculture classes focused on desert plants, some of the information I learned fell out of my head. One of the more embarrassing things I forgot is the difference between Mesquite and Palo Verde blossoms. The major driving force for why this happened is due…
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Peach Tree Blossoms Photographs Part 2- March 10, 2020
Even though I have many photographs I can post of this year’s peach tree blossoms, I wanted to stop after this post. I have more posts to write about other photographs as well as art and sewing I’ve done the past few months, so I would like to stop for the year. I may post more photographs later this year, probably in December, but it’s so far away I don’t want to make a final decision right now. So, here are the last peach tree blossom photographs I took on March 10th… Well, that’s all for now! Thank you for reading!
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Peach Tree Blossoms Photographs Part 1- March 10, 2020
After taking so many photographs of peach tree blossoms this year, I realized I have so many I need to cut back on posting them. Before I do, I wanted to make two more posts of the peach tree blossoms from March 2020. On March 10, I went outside to take photographs of the peach tree blossoms. It was a cloudy day, which made it perfect to photograph during the day. Well, that’s all for now! Thank you for reading!
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Peach Tree Blossoms Photographs- March 7, 2020
After taking photographs of a bee pollinating peach tree blossoms, (You can read that post here) I took more photographs of new blossoms that just bloomed. Well, that’s all for now! Thank you for reading!
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Bee and Peach Tree Blossom Photographs- March 7, 2020
After taking some time off posting peach tree blossom photographs, I wanted to start posting my photographs again. On March 7, I took more photographs of peach tree blossoms. This time, I was lucky and found a bee pollinating the blossoms! I’m so happy I caught a bee pollinating the blossoms and took photographs of it. Well, that’s all for now! Thank you for reading!
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Desert Highway Spring Blossom Photographs- March 15, 2020
On March 15, while on my way home from running errands, I decided to do something I wanted to do since January: Pull off on the side of the road and take photographs of the wildflowers. There was a road not too far from where I live that was perfect to do this. It was quiet, less populated, and had beautiful scenery. After traveling to the road and pulling off the side of the road, I crossed to the other side to take photographs of some of the flowers. Before I made it all the way across, I took a photograph of what the road looked like that day… Like…
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Apricot Mallow Wildflower Photographs- March 10, 2020
In March, the Arizona desert was in bloom with wildflowers. There was an Apricot Mallow (or Desert Globemallow) near where I like to hike that blooms during this time of the year. So, while on a hike on March 10, I went to the area where the brittle bush is located and took some photographs of it and it’s blossoms. While I was there, I saw an insect on the bush’s blossoms. Even though I knew where this bush was and could get to it easily, I was unable to take more photographs of it and it’s blossoms. I was too busy working and getting things ready for a potential…
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