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Pleasing Fungus Beetle
27 May 2018

Pleasing Fungus Beetle

by Lisa T | posted in: Critters, Jemez, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos | 0

I was quite pleased (so to speak) when I found out what this critter is called. It’s a pleasing fungus beetle, specifically Gibbifer californicus, from the (who knew?) pleasing fungus beetle family. It landed on a fellow hiker last weekend and … Continued

In Rust We Trust
20 May 2018

In Rust We Trust

by Lisa T | posted in: Jemez, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Old/Weathered, Photos | 0

A rusted stock tank in Calaveras Canyon (Jemez, NM). I’m not sure what the rusted object in the middle is; it looked kind of like a bashed-up miniature aluminum trash can.

Jemez Coneflower
23 Jul 2017

Jemez Coneflower

by Lisa T | posted in: Jemez, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos, Wildflowers | 0

A coneflower swirling in the breeze.

San Gregorio Lake and Cow
16 Oct 2015

San Gregorio Lake and Cow

by Lisa T | posted in: Critters, Jemez, Landscapes, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos | 0

The lowest I’ve ever seen San Gregorio Reservoir (or lake). It’s in the San Pedro Parks area of the Jemez.

On the Cusp
2 Oct 2015

On the Cusp

by Lisa T | posted in: Jemez, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos | 0

An aspen on the verge of changing colors, in the San Pedro Parks Wilderness of New Mexico.

After the Fire
24 Sep 2015

After the Fire

by Lisa T | posted in: Jemez, Landscapes, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Old/Weathered, Photos | 0

Aspen survivors of the Las Conchas wildfire four years ago. All the new growth, including hundreds (if not thousands) of new aspens, is so encouraging.

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