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Highlight Gallery & New Additions-Updated 2021.5.9

The Images in this gallery are in random order, they represent some of the best that you can see much more of in the main body of Galleries. Samples of the most recently added images are at the end. All Images in this Gallery are protected by US copyright law. No images may be copied or downloaded without formal written permission from Tom Jesiolowski/Northland Arts Nature Images.
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Desert Fan Palms 2020.2.24#7137.2. Washingtonia filifera. The only native, naturally occurring Fan Palms in Arizona. Kofa Nat. Wildlife Refuge.
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Desert Fan Palms 2020.2.24#7137.2. Washingtonia filifera. The only native, naturally occurring Fan Palms in Arizona. Kofa Nat. Wildlife Refuge.

  • A wide view of the Super Moon rising just as the sun set. 2020.2.8#5444.2. Willow Lake Dells near Prescott Arizona.
  • 2020.2.8#4339.3. A Super moon rising over the "Dells" of Willow Lake a few minutes after the sun has set. Near Prescott Arizona .
  • Pronghorn Antelope are resting as the snow builds up. 2020.2.11#8926.1X. Yavapai County Arizona.
  • A nice Pronghorn buck. 2020.2.11#8956. Good horn growth already for this time of year. Yavapai County Arizona.
  • A Desert Bighorn ram horn above a light shade inspired by artwork in Zuni Kiva's. In the Watchtower at Desert View, Grand Canyon Arizona. 2020.2.14#4321.2.
  • Bell Rock. 2020.2.13#4222.3. Red Rock Country near Oak Creek, Arizona.
  • Fagonia laevis, Fagonbush. 2020.2.25#6210.2. On the bank of an arroyo in King Valley, Kofa Nat. Wildlife Refuge Arizona.
  • Fagonia laevis, Fagonbush. 2020.2.25#6226.4. A closeup shot on the bank of an arroyo in King Valley, Kofa Nat. Wildlife Refuge Arizona.
  • Justica californica, Chuparosa 2020.2.24#5814.2. Plomosa Mountains east of Quartzite Arizona.
  • Justica californica, Chuparosa. 2020.2.24#5805.3. Plomosa Mountains, east of Quartzite Arizona.
  • Palm Canyon 2020.2.24#5888.2. In a steep narrow ravine on the left backside of this canyon are the famous Desert Fan Palms. These are the only native naturally occurring Fan Palms in Arizona. Kofa Nat. Wildlife Refuge Arizona.
  • Desert Fan Palms 2020.2.24#7137.2. Washingtonia filifera. The only native, naturally occurring Fan Palms in Arizona. Kofa Nat. Wildlife Refuge.
  • A Pygmy Golden Poppy 2020.2.25#6662.2. Eschscholzia minutiflora. King Valley in the Kofa Nat. Wildlife Refuge Arizona.
  • Phacelia crenulata 2020.2.25#6272.3. The Notch-leaved Phacelia. King Valley, Kofa Nat. Wildlife Refuge Arizona.
  • 2008.6.18#021.3. An almost surreal pattern of Black Spruce colonizing islands in the Susitna Flats on the west side of Cook Inlet from Anchorage Alaska.
  • Mohavea confertifolia 2020.3.4#7068.3XX. The Ghostflower, plentiful where you find it but far and few between otherwise. King Valley Road, Kofa Nat. Wildlife Refuge, Arizona.
  • The Ajo Lilly 2020.3.5#7570.4X. Hesperocallis undulata. A plant that doesn't show itself without deep soaking rains through the winter and spring. Near the Mohawk Dunes south of Tacna Arizona.
  • The Silver Cholla 2020.3.5#7612.3. Cylindropuntia eschinocarpa. The only one I found in the Mohawk Sand Dunes when I was shooting Ajo Lilly's. I was told it was the first in a few years the Lilly's appeared as good as they were. This Cholla had four flowers but most of it was brown and dead. This is obviously a harsh environment even for these plants that have evolved and adapted to living here for a long time. Mohawk Sand Dunes, south of Tacna Arizona.
  • A Commemorative wall in the Palace Hotel. 2020.2.15#5565.3. Prescott Arizona.
  • The Ajo Lilly 2020.3.5#7619.2. Hesperocallis undulata. Near the Mohawk Dunes south of Tacna Arizona.
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