The Cat-Faced Orb-Weaver Spider under the overhang of the back portal ventured into the late afternoon sunlight to retrieve “dinner” caught in its web.
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The forecast called for the clear skies by late morning. The cloud cover did not clear, but at least there was not any rain. That said, the morning air was scented with the moist mountain dampness. Perfect hiking weather.
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The male Rufous hummingbird jealously guards the hummingbird feeders and courtyard flowers, chasing away all intruders including larger birds. The female is slightly larger than the male (see photo).
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These beautiful, thriving Four O’Clock flowers grow wild beneath the One-Seed Junipers in the backyard. The flowers usually open from late afternoon (around 4'o clock) onward, giving rise to one of its common names.
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Tony Duncan, Yellow Bird Dancing, (Apache, Arikara and Hidatsa) has performed for audiences worldwide.
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This Praying Mantis made its way to a dry perch when I watered the flowers early in the morning.
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The Contemporary Hispanic Market provides statewide Artists an opportunity to show their work and give the casual and serious collector a rare opportunity to meet and visit with some of its most respected Hispanic Artists currently producing art in New Mexico today.
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The International Folk Art Market celebrates 15 years of art and impact as more than 150 folk artists from 53 countries gather at the world’s largest, most diverse folk art festival .
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Every Fourth of July, volunteers serve up stack after stack of griddle-hot pancakes to benefit children and families.
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This Prairie Walkingstick made its way to a dry perch when I watered the flowers early in the morning.
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