
At the Bisbee boneyard: Gestas and Dismas.

At the Bisbee boneyard: Gestas and Dismas.

At the Bisbee boneyard: Husband.

At the Bisbee boneyard:
Sacratissimum Cor Iesu.

At the Bisbee boneyard: The grass withers.

At the Bisbee boneyard: Spelling.

At the Bisbee boneyard: Dying to get in.

Medicine glass.
This is for @textless and @inlandwest, for making me feel so welcomed to the community. I’m grateful.
At the Millville Townsite, Cochise County, Arizona.

Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens), at the Millville Townsite, Cochise County, Arizona.
Ocotillo is a drought deciduous plant, meaning it will lose its leaves any time of year if there are prolonged dry spells, to conserve water in its woody branches. But it also responds to the changes in day length and cooling temperatures in fall, and can put on a colorful show before losing its leaves.

Shrike side eye.
Loggerhead shrike (Lanius ludovicianus), in Bisbee, Arizona.

Here’s a bird.