That's what parrots say...and maybe ravens.
It's a wonder, donchyaknow, when yuh wander about in a cowed-out wasteland and discover marvels of nature.
I'd made camp near a railroad trestle I hoped to be able to drive under in order to access an area of Morrison Formation. In the morning I watched as the raven flew out from under and off.
Ambling to assess whether the arroyo was navigable...and thence the badlands beyond, I found a beautiful flower and a dining area with the leavings of many meals.
Amongst the tramplings and dung...
For a hundred yards long the edge of the arroyo...
a few leg-bones, but mostly jaws with teeth intact.
What is the flower and whose jaw is that?
ReplyDeleteDon't know about flower. Surmise the jaws are/were from some kind of rodent. All looked to be same species.
DeleteIsn't that datura?
ReplyDeleteMaybe, but from what I've seen of datura, it grows into a larger plant before it blossoms.
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