2017
When we ran across this flooded area on February 4, 2017, we knew that we had to come back the following month for the wildflowers!
By March 2017 I had photographed over two dozen wildflower species in Death Valley National Park so far. The prior year’s “super bloom” delivered a bumper crop of seeds, some of which bloomed in 2017 as well. The abundance also multiplied the rodent population, and that resulted in more sidewinder rattlesnakes tracks than I had seen in the park before. Watch where you step! I followed a couple of the tracks, but unfortunately was not able to catch up with any of the snakes.
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Very impressive album, lovely colors too. Many thanks +Jeff Sullivan for sharing and have a nice spring😉
Great photos
This is out if this world, its simply beautiful
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Great photos