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San Ysidro Mountain in the distance
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Blossom of Ocotillo: Tall, prominent plant, long stems with both leaves and spines, red flowers on tips of stems
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Bigelow's Monkey Flower: It is native to the southwestern United States, where it grows in desert and slope habitat. This is a hairy annual herb producing an erect stem 2 to 25 centimeters tall.
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Dawn at Anza-Borrego desert
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You can hear coyotes howling and the sound of wind
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Night in the desert
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Deep sandy area with endless Fremont Pincushion (White flowers)
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A giant 350 - foot long serpent with a tail of a rattlesnake and a head of a dragon _ Artist: Ricardo Breceda
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Parastic plant: Dodder (Looks orange spider webb) - 寄生植物
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寄生植物 - Dodder is a fairly well known group of parastic plants that form iconic masses of orange, leafless vines over their hosts.
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Anza-Borrego Desert, Southern California
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Desert World _ Some people say if you too close to cholla cactus, they will jump on your body to hitch a ride for reproduce
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Anza-Borrego Desert
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Two caterpillars on the fisfhhook cactus are enjoying the morning sun
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Teddybear Cholla cacti with the morning sun
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Long Walk
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Yellow World _ Desert Dandelion (Malacothrix Glabrata)
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Desert Sunflowers (Geraea Canescens)
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Painted Desert butterfly
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It's hard to believe so many flowers in the middle of desert
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Desert Lily & Desert Dandelion
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Desert Sunflowers in the background - Sand Verbena (Purple color) and Dune Evening Primrose in the foreground
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Desert flowers & Crispy mud
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Dry mud area _ Most of area is deep sand except here
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Dune Evening Primrose - Large fragrant flowers, spreading branches; sandy areas.
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Desert shore in Salton Sea
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Badlands - This is one of the most striking vistas in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
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All the way to horizon...
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There is nothing but wasteland and strong gusts
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Tough plants in Badlands
