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Monday, March 20. 2017

A desert in bloom for Springtime

Thanks to California rains, the Anza-Borrego Desert Park is experiencing one of its rare wildflower superblooms. There is plenty of usually-hidden life in deserts. Maggie's Farmer Bruce Kesler sent me some of his pics -



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Posted by Bird Dog in Natural History and Conservation at 14:01 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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Clarification: The last photo, of poppies, is just off Interstate 5 north of Lake Elsinore, not in Anza-Boreggo.
#1 Bruce Kesler on 2017-03-20 16:10 (Reply)
The poppies are everywhere in the southwest riverside county area.
Watch out for rattle snakes.
#2 jake on 2017-03-20 18:17 (Reply)
Love the white flowers, are they lilies? And those poppies!
I drove to Houston this weekend and the wild flowers are enough to make you weep. Bluebonnets of course, carpets of them, and the wine-cups and Indian paintbrush are so lovely.
#3 dianainsa on 2017-03-20 22:13 (Reply)
After dealing with Stella and 24" of snow many thanks for the beautiful pictures. Spring can't arrive soon enough for me.
#4 Pocono pam on 2017-03-21 06:57 (Reply)

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