Pinacate Beetles
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2005 Wildflower Summary
The 2005 wildflower season was one of the best on record. After heavy seasonal rains, an explosion of wildflowers was seen. Readers sent in scores of beautiful pictures, some of the best of which we put together here.
The Cicada
That humming, buzzing chorus of insects heard on summer nights is usually due to cicadas -- small, stout-bodied, large-headed insects with sucking mouth parts. Take a look at one up close and listen for yourself to their singing.
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The Saguaro
Saguaros often begin life in the shelter of a "nurse" tree
or shrub which provides a shaded, moister habitat. The largest
plants are estimated to be 200 years old and can reach heights
of 15 to 50 feet.
Anza-Borrego - Seasons
in the Desert (Movie Preview)
It is a place of great extremes, yet filled with living things and secret
corners. The Emmy Award winning film is an intimate portrait of the desert;
a celebration of wilderness and of life. This preview shows some wonderful
footage of Anza Borrego Desert State Park and some of its inhabitants.
The
Honeybee
The honeybee begins its life as a pinhead-sized egg, one of 1500 to 2000 laid
by the queen of the hive during the course of a typical late-winter or early-spring
day. It and its siblings each occupy private, adjoining, six-sided cells that,
collectively, serve as the nursery and the honeycomb of the hive
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