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Traveling from the Mexican border (oink oink :-)) to Santa Fe and Taos. Mariposa lily, Black-headed Grosbeak female, Taos pueblo, Santa Fe, broad tailed hummingbird, Pronghorn along the roadside, mule-deer and Mexican Jay (?)









Some animals and flowers found in the first days of the travel in the south desert. Lizard, and cicade in White Sanddunes, dragonflies, butterfly, prickly popy, mexican hat or coneflower and a ratllesnake









We've been in the US for four weeks traveling 5.000 miles through the South-West making about 5.000 images.
Seen a lot, some places we were 9 years ago to show it to our travelfriends. But a lot new places and some nice animals :-) Californian Condor on 15 feet over our heads, with tracking device (of course, completely wild birds of this kind are very rare, there are living about 100 of these in the free space) See-Otters, Bisons on the North Rim Grand Canyon.. they walked in there uninvited.. Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley. Suguaro desert scenery and camping in Yoshua-tree NP.







Last weeks to busy to make a blog frequently. This will last another month I'm afraid.
In between I'm always scanning old slides to get them online. 20.000 done and I presume about 30.000 to go.
I stumbled upon several sunset and old vine greenhouse images I will show here. All images made in a circle of 20 km's round my house. (Nieuwersluis, Loosdrecht)
All images straight from scanner, no photoshop or something like that. Slides are still impressive









I've been in three different river-habitats in the Netrherlands, Vreugderijkerwaard along the river IJssel , with horses and rare broomrapes, Hedelse Waarden near Hedel at the Maas and Zwarte Meer, the mouth of the river IJssel near Kampen, with ships and an eel-fisherboat ccleaning his gear.
And a lot of Dutch skies of course :-)