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Spring Poppies

I don't remember where I took this picture, but it was somewhere in southern Arizona. The flowers are the famous Mexican poppies (or California poppies if you prefer). The tall cactus is a saguaro. Saguaros have edible fruit; it is very delicious. The Tohono O'odham Indians harvest them with long sticks derived from saguaro skeletons, in a ceremony in early July. They are then used for various kins of food. I like them right off the cactus. So do the birds, and they usually beat me to it. © Pat Goltz Thank you for your comments. I greatly appreciate them!

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Evan Barrett 14 Nov 2005

The contrast of colors is remarkable!

Emily Reed 27 Sep 2005

I luv your Arizona scenery, so different than the east coast.

Anna Lo Bello 27 Sep 2005

beautiful colors and photo!

Marilyn Servais 27 Sep 2005

the colors are beautiful ! is this purple natural ?

thea walstra 27 Sep 2005

Very lovely Pat