nature-tracker 的日誌

Hello, fellow inaturalists! In this journal post, I am highlighting the observations I recorded in my current visit to the Anza Borrego state Park area.

The earliest observation I took in March. It is a mule deer antler that I stumbled upon (well, more like stumbled over) on my daily walks. I'm still trying to figure out how old it is and how it fell off.

The later observation I took in July, when it was searing hot outside. In the heat of the day, A roadrunner came up to the shadow of a small tree to cool off its body, while I kept my distance. It stayed there for about 2 minutes, but then darted off back into the Thickets.

A rather later observation I recorded in September. It was a juniper. It was a beautiful green gem in the middle of the tan and beige sand, and i just had to take a photo of it.

The latest 2 photos are of a coyote melon and a cholla cactus, which I found very intriguing.

Thank you for checking out my post! This is nature-tracker, signing off.

in september 23, 2020, I started the reptile-o-rama bioblitz', which ended in september 23 of 2021. in June 23, 2023, I started a second one which ended in June 23, 2024.

on august 30th, I am commencing the third reptile-o-rama bioblitz of the series. if anyone would like to find out more about it, they can click this link: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/reptile-o-rama-bioblitz-2024. you can join the bioblitz by clicking the members button on the top-right of my bioblitz's panel. anyone who would like to join is welcome! I hope you all have fun participating in the bioblitz and I wish you all the best of luck.

happy observing, my fellow Inaturalists. this is nature-tracker, signing off.