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Beware of the Tiger Rattler! Extremely deadly, well camo'ed, and they climb!
The all too common Diamondback Rattlesnake.
The west end of the Superstition Mountains looking east.
Looking south across the Molly Marie Prospect.
Weavers Needle or "El Sombrero" taken in the rain.
Looking southeast across the Molly Marie Prospect.
Miscellaneous fossils found in the upper arkose.
Another fossil found in upper arkose. The limestone was totally replaced by a silica "sponge".
A large female tarantula.
A giant millipede "grazing" in the a.m.
A "small" male tarantula.
Rattlesnakes are attracted to basalt in the evening. The average medical bill for a snakebite is $200,000.
Kit fox
A grouchy Diamondback in the a.m.
Zebra-tailed lizard
Mexican Poppies
Ocotillo blossoms
Cactus blossoms?