Category Archives: ironwood
Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Monstrous Shadow
The monstrous shadow of an ironwood tree spreads across the Sonoran Desert in Southern Arizona.
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Perfume
Blossoms on an ironwood tree, at Yuma Conservation Garden, Yuma, Arizona.
delicate perfume
leaking from every blossom
of the ironwood
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Clinging Shadows
Shadows cling to the branches of a gnarled ironwood tree in Yuma County, Arizona.
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Ironwood Shadows
An ironwood tree casts its shadow across the landscape, despite an impending rainstorm in Southern Arizona.
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Autumn Shadows
An old ironwood tree casts autumn shadows in Yuma County, Arizona.
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Macro Monday 2: Ironwood Blossoms
An ironwood tree blossoms at Yuma Conservation Garden, Yuma, Arizona.
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Peek
The gnarled branches of an ironwood tree, Sonoran Desert, Southern Arizona
Peek through a portal, and marvel.
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Where
Shadows under an ironwood tree, Sonoran Desert, Southern Arizona
Where are the doves this afternoon?
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Far away from the ocean
A lone ironwood tree stands out against the sky, Sonoran Desert, Southern Arizona
Far away from the ocean,
Surrounded by desert sands,
Swathed in the midday silence,
A stalwart tree still stands.
Gulls and plovers are absent,
But cougars still snarl and scream
Here in this land where oceans
Are only a fleeting dream.
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What
An old ironwood tree, Sonoran Desert, Southern Arizona
What caused this branch to break?
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