Teasles
“Dipsacus is a genus of flowering plant in the family Dipsacaceae. The members of this genus are known as teasel or teazel or teazle.” says Wikipedia. I’d just like to add Teasle to the list of accepted spellings.
Atticus in the park
It’s supremely difficult juggling an expensive digital camera, a vintage Kodak Duaflex IV and a hyper-active, squirrel-crazed schipperke. However, occasionally he does stand still and lets me take a shot like this.
Agaves and grasses
Another sunny day in Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico. AgaveWeb is a proud sponsor of tomorrow’s Seminario International de Tequila 2007
Cola de Caballo- Horse’s Tail Waterfall
Cola de Caballo waterfall just North of the city limits of Guadalajara on the road to Zacatecas.
Zacatecan landscape (in portrait orientation)
Looking over the plains at the end of the dry season by La Quemada ruins, Zacatecas
El Condor Pasa
If indeed it is a condor. This photo’s here because I liked it being a shot from above or the same height as this bird. It’s taken from the top of La Quemada, ruins in Zacatecas.
Alondra’s Agave Specs
Taken on the Tequila Diploma day trip last year, near Tequila, Mexico, natch.
Under Mexican skies
Kids waiting patiently for Jesus to appear at San Martin de las Flores’ Judea 2007.
Guardian of the Pitayero
On the way to Tapalpa, Jalisco, Mexico there are more than a few of these goat (?) skulls perched on gates. Didn’t scare us off though. We’re used to seeing them floating in the middle of soups in San Juan de Dios market food court…
Agaves and Cacti near Tapalpa
I don’t think it’s an Agave Tequilana, but I’ve been wrong before.
*edit* It’s “Agave americana var. expansa” thanks, Dra. Ana Valenzuela! */edit*