The Birds and the Bees
• June 12, 2011 • 1 CommentPosted in El Paso del Norte
Tags: Baby Quail, Birds and Bees, bull snake, Carpenter Bee, Chihuahua Desert, Common Poorwill, Datura Innoxia, desert flowers, Desert Tortoise, desert turtle, Desert Willow, desert woodpecker, dragonfly, dragonfly nymph, Eagle, Eagles, El Paso, El Paso birds, El Paso del Norte, El Paso del Rio del Norte, El Paso insects, El Paso Texas, El Paso wasps, English Ivy, Hawks, hummingbird chicks, hummingbird nest, Jimson Weed, ladder-backed woodpecker, monarch, Monarch butterfly, Moonflower, paper wasp, Prickly Pear blossom, Pyracantha, raptors, Rio Grande flora, Road Runner, Roadrunner, Robin, robin eating berries, Sharp Shinned Hawk, skunk, southwest woodpeckerr, Stellar Jay, Steller's Jay, Tarantula Wasp, Varied Thrush, Varied Thrush poop, Virginia Creeper, wasps, White Winged Dove, Wisteria, yellow jacket
Dave Etzold's Blog 