You can see a bird flying over the Barry Goldwater Desert Memorial.
This photo provides you a good view of our gorgeous Sonoran Desert.
Our desert is truly beautiful. It is hard for me to find a forest as pretty as the Arizona Sonoran Desert.
Once my husband and I were on a boundary waters trip between Minnesota and Canada.
It was quite a trip as we experienced a few challenges, but when we were canoeing on the various lakes listening to loons and staring at the scenery, I looked at him and said every view is the same, it is all green trees.
I told him that there seemed to be no geological rocks or sedimentary lines to look at on mountains or cliffs and there was no diversity of landscape, it is all green trees and tall termite mounds as far as we could see. My conclusion was that Arizona canyons and waterways were much more interesting.
Dave of www.costaricadailyphoto.com just looked at me and responded that people come to this special boundary waters area to see these green trees as people find them scenic and relaxing.
It is funny how two people can look at the same scene and have such different interpretations and ratings of it.
Today is Sunday, which means new travel photos. Check out the geology and red rock of Sedona, Arizona at
Viva la Voyage!
Happy Halloween!
It is almost Halloween so here is a spooky photo of a churchyard taken at dusk to get you in the Halloween mood.
It is Day of the Dead time again. 
It is almost Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead.
Here is a photo of the full moon with a touch of blue-grey to show contrast and allow you to see the craters.
Look who visited today.
The weather has cooled down and we are so glad. 
You can see a bird flying over the Barry Goldwater Desert Memorial.
Today's photo is of the profile of Barry Goldwater's statue at the Barry Goldwater Memorial in Paradise Valley, Arizona.
Today's photo is taken from the Barry Goldwater memorial looking towards Camelback Mountain.
Paradise Valley and Scottsdale are adjacent to each other. 
Here is a photo on an overcast day when the sunlight broke through shining light on Camelback Mountain.
Don't you love live music, especially in great settings?
Today's photo is one I took of Chihuly's art work when he had his installation at the Desert Botanical Gardens.
Here is a plane flying high among the large, white, fluffy clouds.
Here is a photo of Phoenix's City Hall. 
Here is a photo of red, slightly curled flower petals.
Here is a photo of one of the mountains at Papago Park.
Here is the last photo in my study of eggs and nest.
Tomorrow will be the last day of my photographic study of quail eggs and nest.
Here is a macro photo of a couple of the twigs and pieces of wood used by the birds to make their fabulous nest.
I am almost done with my study of the nest and eggs.
I am interrupting my photographic study of eggs and nest to show you what the sky and the mountain looked at right behind me while I was photographing the eggs. 
Look at this photo of the quail egg.
Look at the precise construction of this bird's nest in today's photo.
I am continuing with my study of the quail eggs in a well-built nest. 
Here is a macro photo of three of the Gambel Quail eggs that I took at dusk.
Here is a photo of the unique bird nest that had fallen out of the very tall date palm tree, but now we have eggs in the nest.
Here is a photo of a bird nest.
Here is a photo of Palm Lane in the downtown historic Phoenix area right below the window of my office. 
Today is theme day for City Daily Photo Bloggers and the theme is Graffiti. 
