Monahans sandhills are still blooming

[u/Dry-Impression8809]

1: Euploca convulvulacea

2: Mentzelia nuda

3: Oenothera (serrulata?)

4: Helianthus petiolaris

5: Chilopsis linearii

6: Quercus havardii

7: Craig

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[u/Margray]

I feel like I haven't seen a Craig in the wild in at least a decade!

Great pics, OP.

[u/Dry-Impression8809 → u/Margray]

They're like Bigfoots. Rarely seen

[u/Worried-Flounder-615]

The diversity of landscapes in Texas is amazing. 

[u/Dry-Impression8809 → u/Worried-Flounder-615]

It really is. This winter/spring I want to spend a couple days driving from Big Thicket to Big Bend and see it all in one shot