I was amazed at the number of these berries. I did not notice birds eating them, so maybe they are poisonous?
Spotted this at the beginning of the hike. I liked the reddish-purple color.
Being thorny may be a requirement to grow in the desert.
These flowers were striking. Being late in the season, many were wilted. But I found a few healthy ones on this tree. Or was it a bush? I shall pay attention more in the future. :)
Sunset approaching, and was happy to get this shot on the way back to the car.
My pictures did not turn out well, but I did capture it a split second after it grabbed a fish!
Tenth time was the charm, as I was finally able to photograph one of these without it flying away.
One of many apple trees on the farm. The apples were small and tasted and had the texture of Fuji apples.
Lots of walnut trees on this farm. I put two walnuts in on hand, squeezed them together, and cracked the shell, and ate the walnuts. :)
Rub it between two fingers, and it smells like lemon. It made me think of Thai food.
This was either a lemon tree, or a tangerine tree.
I parked right next to this sheep. A flock of them were brought it to clear the weeds, I guess.
These goats were kept in the neighbor's back yard.
The neighbor's dog. It sat next to the road waiting for cars to chase and bark at.
This brush kinda looked like it was spray painted green.
This pair was growing in the middle of the trail. These are the only mushrooms I saw today, although I didn't venture off the trail.
I saw a few of these scattered around during my hike.
Lots of these around. I took a picture of one of the smaller ones.
Due to the lack of color, I did not notice these at first. Then I saw the clusters all over the tree.
I've purchased this stuff at the store before. It was growing in the front yard of the farm.
Growing in the front yard of the farm. I don't like the texture of this kind of green when I eat it. It looks cool though.