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Closer view of a single bloom on Opuntia basiliaris
A beautiful bloom on the popular native cactus, Opuntia basiliaris ("beavertail cactus").
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Albums: Desert Wildflowers and cacti March 2012
Location: Phoenix, Arizona USA
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Love those red bellied woodpecker pictures, Beth."
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Beth Knight commented on Bonnie Long/zn5/Wi.'s group Birds in the Garden"I heard him pecking at the window and turned to get a couple of shots. "
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