http://365project.org/robv/profile The most recent uploads to 365 Project from Robert Velten Sat, 18 May 13 18:09:25 +0100 en-us http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-20http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-20Sun, 31 Mar 13 02:40:02 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-20" title="2013-03-20 - Spring Dunes"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/4009250_hilrsv0123_s.jpg" alt="2013-03-20 - Spring Dunes"></a></p><p>A view of the Northwest end of the dunes.</p>http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-19http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-19Sun, 31 Mar 13 02:29:49 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-19" title="2013-03-19 - Spanish Needles"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/4009230_cdhinps148_s.jpg" alt="2013-03-19 - Spanish Needles"></a></p><p>Another daisy relative is Palafoxia linearis, these perennials will bloom through June attracting many insect pollinators when few other nectar sources are available. </p>http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-18http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-18Sun, 31 Mar 13 02:23:31 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-18" title="2013-03-18 - Fringe"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/4009209_gijnqx0258_s.jpg" alt="2013-03-18 - Fringe"></a></p><p>This is a Colorado Fringe toed lizard, Uma notata, They can run quickly across the sand surface using their fringed toes for traction and the flattened snout allows them to dive into the...</p>http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-17http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-17Sun, 31 Mar 13 02:19:16 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-17" title="2013-03-17 - Sand Verbena"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/4009192_ahlstxyz25_s.jpg" alt="2013-03-17 - Sand Verbena"></a></p><p>The rains this year were just frequent enough to get a smattering of wildflowers but not the carpets of Sand verbena seen in the best years. this one has a little Mirid bug...</p>http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-16http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-16Sun, 31 Mar 13 02:16:34 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-16" title="2013-03-16 - Oasis"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/4009184_bdivxz0158_s.jpg" alt="2013-03-16 - Oasis"></a></p><p></p>http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-15http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-15Sun, 31 Mar 13 02:12:51 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-15" title="2013-03-15 - Fanleaf Crinklemat"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/4009173_dfgilruy34_s.jpg" alt="2013-03-15 - Fanleaf Crinklemat"></a></p><p>Tiquilia plicata, a spreading groundcovering perennial associated with the deep sandy soils. </p>http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-14http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-14Sun, 31 Mar 13 02:11:42 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-14" title="2013-03-14 - On the Dunes"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/4009170_ceijnoy469_s.jpg" alt="2013-03-14 - On the Dunes"></a></p><p>A habitus shot of the Desert Lily.</p>http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-13http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-13Sun, 31 Mar 13 02:06:48 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-13" title="2013-03-13 - Desert Lily"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/4009161_densv01249_s.jpg" alt="2013-03-13 - Desert Lily"></a></p><p>Hesperocallis undulata, a fairly common and showy flower associated with sandy soils in the Colorado and Mojave Deserts.</p>http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-12http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-12Sun, 31 Mar 13 02:03:21 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2013-03-12" title="2013-03-12 - Desert Dandelion"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/4009148_celmsx1238_s.jpg" alt="2013-03-12 - Desert Dandelion"></a></p><p>Some Spring wildflowers from a trip to the Algodones sand dunes a couple of weeks ago. This is Malacothrix glabrata, a relative of the humble Dandelion. </p>http://365project.org/robv/365/2012-08-09http://365project.org/robv/365/2012-08-09Sat, 11 Aug 12 15:29:49 +0100<p>Robert Velten posted a photo:</p><p><a href="http://365project.org/robv/365/2012-08-09" title="2012-08-09 - Beetle on fire"><img src="http://media.365project.org/1/3234071_iruvxz1489_s.jpg" alt="2012-08-09 - Beetle on fire"></a></p><p>A filler from my Arizona trip. This is a Buprestid beetle in the genus Chrysobothris on the ground near some exposed Juniper roots. The Juniper is it's larval host, the adults feed on...</p>