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Lots more cactus are in bloom and these are not all a solid yellow in color. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Scattered patches of Bee Brush are in bloom scenting the air and attracting the bees. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

One of the numerous cactus in bloom. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

A family of Longhorns graze in the dry North Concho riverbed (Photo by
MikeHikes)

One of the first cactus flowers seen in the park. Numerous buds on the cactus so it should be pretty colorful soon. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Saw two large flocks (20 - 30 birds per flock) of Cedar Waxwings today - the first of the year! (Photo by
MikeHikes)

The view from Cougar Lookout. This rock is in the North Concho River which feeds into O.C. Fisher reservoir at the park. Even in dry years, the rock is normally covered in water with only the very top visible. Not a good sign at this time of year! (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Looking West from the trail head of Winding Snake at the Isabel Harte Day Use Area. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

One of the first Vermillion Flycatchers of the year taking off from a branch. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Very fragrant plant which is in bloom at scattered locations in the park. Love the smell! (Photo by
MikeHikes)

A view of the Winding Snake Trail looking West. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

LOTS of longhorns in the middle and northern sections of the park. Give them space; especially when calves are present. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

One of the birds I like the most! (Photo by
MikeHikes)

A very small portion of the Winding Snake trail is visible in this photo of the view as you look West from the Isabel Harte Day Use Area. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Looks like these trees were felled by one or more beavers. Will have to look for them whenever I walk along Shady Trail. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Didn't see a lot of birds on this hike but this Pyrrhuloxia allowed me to take his picture. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Saw some Black Throated Sparrows on this morning's hike. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Although 1000 acres were burned it was not a complete burn. LOTS of dead mesquite trees still standing as well as other vegetation. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Been awhile since I'd seen a Verdin at the park - I don't know if he's a winter visitor or just passing through. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Been awhile since I've seen Goldfinches. Today I saw three of them on dried thistle plants. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Look closely and you'll see the lone javalina (dark shape in the light colored, dried brush area). Had to really magnify the photos since he was a good distance away. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

I saw a good sized eight pointer buck chasing the does. This is one of the larger bucks hanging around the Tasajilla Flats area. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

A view from the Red Dam Loop looking SW. Not much green showing here but there still is some in the park. (Photo by
MikeHikes)

Saw this feral cat calmly walking along Winding Snake Trail until he saw me and then he was off in a flash! (Photo by
MikeHikes)
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