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This formation is found near the little town of Mexican Hat, Utah. The town is named after this hat-like formation. This is located in the Four Corners section of the US Southwest. The geology of this area is very interesting and colorful. Behind the 'hat' you can see the tilted and eroded layers of sediments. Nikon F3, 200mm lens, Kodacolor, scanned from print.
Between Monument Valley and Bluff on Hwy163 is the formation known as Mexican Hat Rock.
Mexican Hat, Utah
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Capture made while along the Rio Grande River at Big Bend Ranch State Park.
The Mexico side of the river looked great with the tall cliffs.
A pair of Norfolk Southern ES44DCs roll west along the Middle Division at Mexico amid impressive autumn foliage.
Mexican Art Lion
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Colorful like the combination plate, this little Mexican café beckoned as I walked though the door. I did order the combo plate too, and wore some of it home on my shirt.
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Gualala CA
The Mexican Orange Blossom, also known as Choisya ternata, is a fragrant evergreen shrub that is related to citrus plants. It is recognized for its beautiful, star-shaped white flowers that bloom in mature plants during May
At an elevation of 11,253′ Valles Caldera is a 13.7-mile wide volcanic caldera in the Jemez Mountains of northern New Mexico. Hot springs, streams, fumaroles, natural gas seeps and volcanic domes dot the caldera floor landscape. Valles Caldera is home to elk, Gunnison prairie dogs, coyotes, badgers, black bears, Eastern mountain bluebirds, golden eagles and more.
My mosquito patrol! Nine Mexican Freetail Bats. They are the hardest things to get a photo of because they twist and turn, on a dime, and when you think you have one in focus, he's out of the frame!
This is a composite, only one was at the tree. The other 8, I "moved" them around the tree rather than have 9 separate photos of small bats with mostly sky.
#DoodlewashAugust2025 Prompt: Sunflower.
Did you know the Mexican Sunflower produces tagitinins, which are toxic to several insects, including mosquitoes, aphids, and beetle?
I like this style and it’s pretty fast, so I think I’ll be doing a lot more of it this month.
Daniel Smith Watercolor on Hahnemühle Expression Watercolor Paper.
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