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Blur of Javelina Run Across Desert Ridge in Big Bend

The main entrance sign of Canyon de Chelly National Monument in Arizona in the summer of 2008

Javelina meandering around in Sedona, Arizona

US Forest Service, Department of Agriculture

A deer waits by the side of the road near the Grand Canyon in Arizona.

The entrance sign at Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado, United States.

Tea tree branches and a large stone, background

Wild leopard in Pilanesberg National Park, South Africa during the summer, wet, season which provides an abundance of rich green grass for the herbivores and subsequently for the predators.

Huge gold mine and Troll made of gold mine scrapes in central Colorado, western USA of North America.

Red rocks as an abstract background. Texture.

Rawnsley Bluff, a geological feature in Flinders Ranges National Park viewed from Pugilist Hill, a steep hilltop with 360 degree views.

A pig on a large rock with a white stripe

Artist's Drive scenic vista Overlook at Artist's Palette

Smokey the Bear forest fire prevention sign, Kaibab National Forest, Arizona

Old Route 66 Market near Albuquerque New Mexico

The main entrance sign to the Navajo National Monument in the summer of 2008

Chiricahua Mountains

The Magdalena Mountains as seen below the cliffs of Water Canyon in the Cibola National Forest.

This picture shows a coatimundi walking on a rock wall overlooking a desert scene in southern Arizona. This shot was taken near Colossal Cave, adjacent to the Saguaro National Park. Coatimundi are usually associated with South and Central America but the natural habitat of these animals goes as far north as Tucson, Arizona.

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Mount Elden and Little Elden are named for John Elden, one of the region's earliest Anglo settlers. Elden and his family established a homestead on the mountain's lower slopes and, during the late 19th century, grazed sheep on the open grasslands below the mountain. The mountain's exposed, rocky slopes are a dominant feature from almost any part of the surrounding area. Despite its rugged appearance and steep relief, the mountain is accessible via an extensive road and trail system. Little Elden was photographed from the Arizona Trail as it passes through the upper meadow above Sandy Seep in Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

Sign at Entrance to Gila National Forest Catwalk Recreational Area

Garden of the Gods south sandstone formations looking west, in free city park donated to Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA in 1909 by Mr. Perkins.

Yucca and cacti Echinocereus sp. against the backdrop of the mountain landscape in Big Bend National Park in Texas. Wildlife of the state of Texas. Desert landscape

USA Southwest outdoors: hiking on the trails of Arches National Park. Landscapes and Southwest USA desert ecosystem, details of the rocks

A brown figurine pig gazing into the sun

Animals

The Granite Dells are a geological feature characterized by exposed granite rock formations that have been sculpted by wind and water over millions of years into unusual shapes and patterns. The term “dells” refers to the valleys or low areas between the granite formations. Nestled among these natural wonders lies Watson Lake, a reservoir formed in 1915 when early settlers dammed Granite Creek. This juxtaposition of geological history and human intervention creates a serene oasis, inviting visitors to ponder the passage of time and marvel at the forces of nature. Watson Lake and the Granite Dells are in Prescott, Arizona, USA.

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