There?s something a bit... I don?t know.... phallic about them.
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There?s something a bit... I don?t know.... phallic about them.
I must have walked right by it, didn't see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Yeah the Javalina were bedded down real good, I've heard they are nasty buggers at times. I like those cactus as well, they are freaking huge!Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Be on the lookout for a roadrunner.
Likely being chased by a coyote riding on a huge rocket.
Beep! Beep!
My late father was a docent at the Sonora Desert Museum, snake handler. My mom threatened to kick him out if ever brought a snake home LOL. I have a cousin that studied the coatimundi as part of her PhD. She later got married there. I used to spend many sunsets perched up at Gates Pass during college-no wonder I didn't do so well that first year haha. Loved to ride the motorcycle out to Old Tucson and the Museum.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
Now is the perfect time of year to be in Tucson, after May through October not so much!
We almost stopped at Old Tucson, and decided that it was best saved for when the kids were with us. I have a dual sport (Honda CRF250L) lined up to buy right before we leave, and that thing will become very intimate with the roads in and around Tucson, especially the dirt ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc45
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Let me know if I ever need to put in a good word for you at Tucson Medical Center, I know an old friend there.
LOL
Not necessarily a "wildlife" photo, but this step is required for me to get the wildlife photo - tying the flies. This is where the fish food gets made and prime-time begins in six weeks so it's tying time:
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Your version of Hoser's reloading room.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
Ive plenty of squirrel tail to share if you'd like a couple before I send them off to Mepps.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua