Relaxation at it's best. A month at Usery Mountain Park.
Lots of birds and wildlife (bunnies, ground squirrels, and coyotes).
Ranger B has many nature programs every day! And, when we got up early enough and felt like doing anything we attended talks, walks, and movies. We learned about mountain lions, condors, and bats. Took desert nature hikes and in one walk we learned which critters make which holes (tarantulas, squirrels or scorpions) and to not put our hands in the holes!!
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What size hole - and what nasty thing is down the hole?
If there is a web across the hole, you'll find a tarantulla |
And we took beginner lessons in Archery.
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| Looks like a pro, huh? |
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| And hits the target every time |
We went thru 60 pounds of bird seed, 1 ground feeder block, 10 suet blocks, and over a quart of hummingbird juice.
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| The love birds liked the bird block |
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| So did the bunny and the squirrels |
We got to spend 18 of our 30 days there in our favorite site 9
(not sure how that worked but we should only have been in there 15 days per rules). We had friends come visit and bird watch too.
We learned that October is probably too early to visit in the Phoenix area. Until Halloween, daytime temperatures were in the high 90's, night time temps in the 60s and 70s. Us sissies spent a lot of time inside the RV with air conditioning. It's still 10-15 degrees above normal in the mid-80s now at the end of November.