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from the Chihuahan Desert, Monclova, Mexico
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These pictures are from my
ranch in Monclova Mexico, in what is part of the
Chihuahuan
desert. Ignacio Villasenor, Monclova
Coahuila, Mexico
The wild poinsettia grows on the side of a mountain.
The Jicama is a "fruit" very popular
in Mexico as a snack. It looks like a big potato
and grows underground. You eat it raw and it's
very
juicy and crunchy, semi sweet and a very good
source of watter in an emergency. I have seen it
lately in supermarkets in Texas and New Orleans.
The
spider web I took on a foggy morning; it was
full of dew, which is what made it so
visible. 
A
close up of a horned toad.
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 1
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 2
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 3
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 4
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 5
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 6
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 7
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 8
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 9
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 10
Animals, Birds & Reptiles Page 11
Wildflowers and Cactus Page 1
Wildflowers and Cactus (Lara Hartley) Page 2
More pictures by Lara Hartley Page 2a
Cactus Page 3
Wildflowers and Cactus Flowers (Mel Burke)
Pictures from the Chihuahan Desert, Monclova, Mexico
Desert Landscapes Page 1
Desert Landscapes Page 2
Desert landscapes (birdman) page 3
Desert landscapes (B&W Alu) page 4
Desert landscapes page 5
Desert landscapes page 6
Desert landscapes page 7
Desert landscapes page 8
Desert landscapes page 9
Desert landscapes page 10
Desert landscapes page 11
Desert Cemeteries Page 1
Sunsets and Sunrises Page 1
Sunsets, Sunrises and Storms page 2
Sunsets, Sunrises and Storms page 2
Unusual Rocks and Geodes
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