Here are some photos I took out along the ‘Ol Guajolote of the cones made in the sand by antlions, an antlion in my hand and Farley’s nose with some antlion doodles in the sand. If you would like to see an adult antlion just leave your porch light on this spring and summer and they will come.
Mammalogy was one of my favorite courses back in my college days. It was 1968 (early Anthropocene) and there were…
March really is the month of change around all of us in the borderlands of southern Arizona. How fun to celebrate the arrival of...
Velvet mesquite is the predominate native mesquite of southern Arizona. If you go west toward California, you will start running into western honey mesquite...
