Above, coyote lopes across what should be Buena Vista lake, but is now a baked mudflat. Below: a congress of coots, not to be confused with Congress of Coots in Washington DC. These birds know what they’re doing….and they are good at it. Cootness is next to godliness.
Damselflies doing it. Below, Golden Eagle adult aloft.
Petroglyphs along Krumbo Reservoir Road:
Pronghorn on road to Diamond box canyon.
Adult White-crowned Sparrow in Russian olive tree.
Mantis in blooming bush, awaits careless bee or butterfly. This was near Benson Pond.
THE WREN THAT ROCKS
Photos of Rock Wren Canyon Wren on you-know-what at Buena Vista Overlook:
After landing on next rock, we got view of that flashy tail
Note corrected ID on this bird, rusty tail is Canyon’s not rocky’s. Pointed out by Paul Sullivan.
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