I awoke this morning as I usually do around 4:45. Realizing that I didn't have to make breakfast for anyone I thought I would go to Saguaro National Park just at sunrise. SNP is about five minutes from us. I expected to see some Black Tailed Jackrabbits, and they didn't disappoint. Got some other nice photos as well:
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| Black Tail Jackrabbits facing off |
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| Black Tail Jackrabbit reaching for Mesquite flowers |
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| Black Tail Jackrabbit staring me down |
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| Black Tail Jackrabbit hiding -- well he thinks he is |
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| Raven eating the flowers of a Saguaro |
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| Swainson's Hawk chicks in nest of Saguaro |
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| Brown Crested Flycatcher |
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| Gambels Quail eating Saguaro Flowers |
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| Curved Bill Thrasher standing on a Saguaro Flower yet to Bloom |
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| Teddy Bear Cholla in the Morning Sun |
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