Take some time to go see it! A ‘super bloom’ is a term used to describe an exceptional abundance of wildflowers in arid or desert regions. These regions, which typically receive very little rainfall, experience a sudden explosion of color and growth after receiving a season of heavy rainfall. This rare and beautiful occurrence is […]
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Queen of the Desert Located in Southern California, Anza Borrego Desert State Park welcomes you to explore. You can marvel at the breathtaking natural beauty of the park, including the vibrant wildflowers that have been blooming since this past October! Among the many wildflowers in the park, the Desert Lily (Hesperocallis undulata) stands out with
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by Steve Reiss (Dalmdad Landscape Photography (www.dalmdad.com and https://www.facebook.com/Dalmdad.) Sorry to have not posted here at DUSA for a while. However, this post could not be more timely. This post discusses the pitfalls of wildflower hunting and it is currently wildflower season. I have been to Anza-Borrego Desert State Park quite a number of times since I
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Day Trippin’ in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park by Lynn Bremner One of my favorite points of interest in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is Coyote Canyon. It has a year-round stream that meanders through the canyon and crosses a scenic desert road at several different points along the route. The road is shared with 4WD vehicles,
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Borrego Springs, CA: It has been reported that a little black truck has made it safely out of the very large Split Mountain Canyon. The truck was spotted as far south as Oyster Shell Wash before being seen turning around and returning to Split Mountain Road via Fish Creek Wash. The driver of the truck
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Anza-Borrego Desert State Park has so much to offer as long as you look. I wanted to post this picture to share it with the other Anza-Borrego explorers on the site. However, because desertusa.com is not just some photo posting site (not that there is anything wrong with having a flickr photostream), I felt an obligation to have
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