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My first 2020 version of a Cactus Wren, in a quiet moment. It had been just tweeting its brains out. Check it LARGE - it's pretty sharp 😉😉
My cactus plant of many years had not previously flowered before this summer. The flower was rather spectacular at approximately 13 cm (5 inches) in diameter
Cactus Garden
Ganna Walska Lotusland
Montecito, California
Normally the cacti at Lotusland bloom in wintertime, but they were spectacular in early May this year. No one seems to knows why.
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Este es uno de mis cactus
esta cuajado de hijitos y
ya no caben más en la
maceta, que se ha quedado
pequeña.
Cuando pase el verano
tendremos que pasarla
a otra mayor.
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Spotted these rascals on a hiking trip to Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California. We were hiking the hidden meadows trail on the West side of the park. It was mid-day but I was still able to pull out some nice colors in the needles of these cactus.
Mike D.
Tucson Mountain Park, Pima County, Arizona
I was photographing these teddy bear cholla on the west side of Tucson Mountain in the morning shade, just below Gates Pass, when I was suprised by the rising sun popping over the ridge. I quickly reframed for a starburst and the glow of the sun on the cactus needles.
Cleistocactus stravisii
Slender, columnar clustering cactus with dense silvery downcast spines and reddish cylindrical flowers which emerge from the sides of the plant.
I am always amazed at the beautiful blooms that spring from such a menacing plant. I suppose it's nature's way of balancing.