Temporary trace.
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Scrambled eggs (Corydalis aurea) on the Little Boquillas Ranch trail in Cochise County, Arizona.
This photo is for @vandaliatraveler, whose beautiful photos and informative captions help me see the world a little better. You really should be following his tumblr.
Eclipse in a can.
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Habituation and Accommodation, Episode 2
My neighbor gave me a jar of her homemade apricot conserve last week. I was finally able to buy flour at the supermarket to make her a reciprocal loaf of bread. This was made with the last of my commercially prepared yeast. Yeast seems to still be in short supply, so I’ll be growing my own starter, and baking sourdough loaves from now on.
This dough ball is at the soft-as-a-baby’s-bottom stage of kneading, which is one of the great joys of making bread by hand.
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Not a soul to tell our troubles to.
Strollin’ down the arroyo.
Unidentified wildflower, at the Millville Townsite,
San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, Cochise County, Arizona.
My kingdom for a dichotomous key! The best I can figure, this is a type of gilia in the phlox family—possibly star gilia (Gilia stellata). Those Carolina blue anthers should make this an easy ID, but I am stumped.
Harvester ants excavating a new nest. On the Little Boquillas Ranch trail, San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, Cochise County, Arizona.
Dithyramb 