Railroad Canyon
This gem of a canyon in Grant county was burned in the 2013 Silver Fire then scoured by flood. Yet it is recovering.
Category Visually Speaking
Tonuco Mountain
A storm the day before had cleared the air and brightened the colors. A perfect day to walk in the footsteps of our ancestors.
New “TorC Galleries” brochures
The updated "Galleries of TorC" brochures are now being distributed.
Stuff you need to know, 1.7.24
Today's intelligence from state and/or national reporting: Sunland Park, New Mexico, has become a mecca for cannabis-seeking Texans.
Notes from a Litter Picker
“Someone else will pick it up.”
Praying mantis follow-up
This fall I witnessed some amazing features of the praying mantis. They do indeed eat the head of some off their mates. The female mates more than ones. One behavior I never witnessed before is that they puff themselves up when faced with a predator.
Caballo Mountains
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Stuff you need to know, 9.23.23
For your weekend viewing pleasure, we offer this Searchlight New Mexico photo essay documenting people and places along the 470-mile stretch of the Rio Grande in New Mexico.
Tarantula and its predator the tarantula hawk wasp
Sphinx moth pollinating four-o’clock blooms
This year four-o'clocks are bountiful and so are the sphinx moths which are well adapted to pollinate them.
WHACK – A – MOLE: TorC Edition
Who needs a monsoon season when you can have the sewer / water crew All. Year. Long.