Northern Chihuahua Desert Wildflowers — April 2015
Because of extra rain and snow received in the Northern Chihuahua Desert during the winter, the desert wildflower climax this spring is said by some to be a 100 year event. Judging by photos on other sites, we may have been there a couple weeks past the peak.
Along the road South from Marathon with the Chisos Mountains in the background
These are known as Big Bend Bluebonnets, taller than Texas Bluebonnets
On the Cattail Falls Trail below the Window
Along the River Road from Lajitas to Presidio
Photos by Old Ones Dream (Canon G11 and iPhone 4S)
- See the entire album at: Desert Wildflowers in Big Bend -- April 2015
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