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2 Oreocereus celsianus or Old Man of the Andes -
1 Tephrocactus articulatus formerly known as Opunta diademata or Pinecone Cactus -
3 Pilosocereus azureus or Blue Torch Cactus -
2 Trichocereus spachianus or Golden Torch Cactus -
2 Parkinsonia florida or Blue Palo Verde Tree -
3 Yucca rigida or Blue Yucca -
2 Parkinsonia florida or Blue Palo Verde tree bark -
3 Cylindropuntia fulgida or Chain Fruit Cholla -
6 Mammillaria standleyi or Pincushion Cactus -
3 Calliandra eriophylla or Fairy Duster -
2 Cylindropuntia exhinocarpa or Silver Cholla -
5 Possibly Phyllobius sp. Green flecked beetle -
2 Possibly Phyllobius sp. Green flecked beetle -
4 Cereus Repandus or Peruvian Apple Cactus -
3 Archilochus alexandri or Black Chinned Hummingbird -
8 Archilochus alexandri or Black-chinned Hummingbird -
6 Hyla wrightorum or Arizona Treefrog -
4 Myrtillocactus geometrizans or Crested Blue Myrtle -
6 Pogonomyrmex barbatus or Harvester Ant -
3 Agave Victoria-Reginae or Queen Victoria Agave -
3 Opuntia macrocentra or Black-Spined Prickly Pear -
3 Opuntia microdasys subsps. rufida or Cinnamon Dot Prickly Pear -
6 Opuntia rufida or Cinnamon Dot Prickly Pear or blind prickly pear or cow blinder. -
4 Espostoa lanata or Peruvian Old Man Cactus
William Bodine
B.S. Biology. Based in Arizona and a Canon user.
Particularly fond of insects but not exclusively, like close up, macro and extreme macro shots.
Always looking for the unique angle, bright colors/patterns or bizarre looking images.
MaleJoined 7-9-21
