DYC's at Sunspot NSO
Off topic, but I love Sunspot NSO. Been visiting here for years and always something new. Hwy 6563 is a scale model of the Solar System climaxing here at Ground Zero.
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Each mile is equivalent to 250 million space miles |
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Sundial |
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Inside the Sun |
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Sun Model
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Altitude is approaching 9600', too high for Alvin any more so we didn't spend too much time here.
After lunch, we checked out Tularosa Canyon for B'flies.
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Pipevine |
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Comma |
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Painted Lady |
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Must be sweet nectar |
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Stunning Black and White moth also loves the DYC |
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Sphinx Moth |
From Zilker Canyon Trailhead adjacent to the Mescalero Reservation to Hwy 224
House Wren were abundant that day
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House Wren |
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. This one thought he was a Rock Wren, complete with knee bends.
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