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Eastern patch-nosed snake, Salvadora grahamiae

Eastern patch-nosed snake, Salvadora grahamiae

Leptophis diplotropis, pacific coast parrot snake

Leptophis diplotropis, pacific coast parrot snake

Young Senticolis triaspis, green rat snake

Young Senticolis triaspis, green rat snake

Oxybelis aeneus, brown vinesnake

Oxybelis aeneus, brown vinesnake

Golden Eagle soaring

Golden Eagle soaring

Santa Cruz River in the early 1900s

Santa Cruz River in the early 1900s

Northern Pygmy-owl

Northern Pygmy-owl

Havardia mexicana, full chino tree in bloom

Havardia mexicana, full chino tree in bloom

Pocket Mouse

Perognathus

Native Toad, Incilius alvarius

Incilius alvarius, Sonoran Desert toad

Tarantula

Tarantula in the desert

Native Palm - Cerro El Tiznado

Native palm in granite

Rio Altar, Sonora

Rio Altar with water, Sonora

Uta stansburiana, common side-blotched lizard

Uta stansburiana, common side-blotched lizard (Male)

Rio Sonora

Rio Sonora, La Aurora, Sonora

Sierra Pinta - Baviacora

Sierra Pinta - Baviacora

Cerro Juan Manuel

Cerro Juan Manuel from Sierra Pinta looking East.

Mount Graham Red Squirrel

Mount Graham Red Squirrel

Herissantia crispa

Herissantia crispa

Echinomastus erectocentrus var. erectocentrus, Needle-Spined Pineapple Cactus

Echinomastus erectocentrus var. erectocentrus Needle-Spined Pineapple Cactus

Solanum houstonii

Solanum houstonii

Cnidoscolus angustidens

Cnidoscolus angustidens in flower

Jatropha macrorhiza

Jatropha macrorhiza fruit and flower

Manihot rubricaulis flower and fruit

Manihot rubricaulis flower and fruit

Salvadora bairdi eating whiptail

Salvadora bairdi eating whiptail

Buffelgrass-invaded hillside

Buffelgrass-invaded hillside

Buffel-grass converted desert

Buffel-grass converted desert

Atamisquea emarginata Leaves

Atamisquea emarginata Leaves

Vallesia glabra

Vallesia glabra

Zanthoxylum mazatlanum

Zanthoxylum mazatlanum

Bursera lancifolia

Bursera lancifolia

Sceloporus poinsettii

Sceloporus poinsettii

Psittacanthus sonorae in flower

Psittacanthus sonorae in flower

Diadophis punctatus, ring-necked snake

Diadophis punctatus, ring-necked snake

Choisya dumosa

Choisya dumosa

Phaulothamnus spinescens

Phaulothamnus spinescens

Matelea quercetorum with view

Matelea quercetorum with view

Incilius mccoyi

Incilius mccoyi juvenile

Asclepias hypoleuca

Asclepias hypoleuca

Matelea quercetorum

Matelea quercetorum

Psorothamnus spinosus

Psorothamnus spinosus

Randia sonorensis

Randia sonorensis with flower

Tillandsia recurvata

Tillandsia recurvata

Quercus toumeyi

Quercus toumeyi with fresh leaves and young flower buds

Aloysia gratissima

Aloysia gratissima flower

Acer negundo

Acer negundo

Lycium pallidum

Lycium pallidum

Ceanothus greggii

Ceanothus greggii, desert ceanothus

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