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Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015

This was a long trip over a short distance. A large cadre of biologists from Arizona and Sonora made the trip to enhance biological data about the mountain and region.

The trip was initiated near Nacozari de Garcia with the destination being the high point of the Sierra el Tigre just above the small community of El Tigre.

We traveled through the La Caridad Mine and across Rio Bavispe at La Angostura Reservoir, then north near the eastern edge of the reservoir, before heading east up the sierra.

Photographer

Sky Jacobs

Gallery Date

Tue, 08/04/2015 - 12:00
Meeting before the trip
Guardaparque!
Pilares de Nacozari (ghost town)
Pilares de Nacozari (ghost town)
Pilares de Nacozari (ghost town)
La Caridad Mine wastewater (orange)
La Caridad Mine wastewater (grey)
La Caridad Mine wastewater
Ad for governor in ghost town
Door to nowhere
Pilares de Nacozari (ghost town)
Our fearless leader with his new dog (Tom Van Devender)
Dung beetle
Vine snake
Vine snake
Picture-wing fly
Ana Lilia Reina in the ghost town where she was born
Parade of Tacomas
Plaza of Pilares de Nacozari
Cliffs and flowering Mimosa dysocarpa
La Angostura Reservoir
La Angostura dam
Rio Bavispe below La Angostura dam
The Tacoma carries on
Palms and cliffs
Ocotillo and cliffs
Datura flower
Queen butterfly
Black-tailed rattlesnake
Mountain skink
Alligator lizard
Mushroom with rock on top
Sierra el Tigre view of La Angostura Reservoir
Sierra el Tigre view
Canyon treefrog
Pregnant scorpion
Fire is ever-present in Sonoran Sky Islands
View from the Sierra el Tigre toward the Sierra Madre
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Tigridia pavonia
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Tigridia pavonia
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Megapixels getting used up fast
Ridge-nosed Rattlesnake
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Arbutus xalapensis
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Phrynosoma orbiculare
Mountain kingsnake
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sierra El Tigre and nearby areas, Monsoon 2015
Sky Island
El Tigre
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Ajos/Bavispe Preserve
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