Please enjoy my digital-photo tour of the Desert Museum. Eventually I'll try to identify the species, but many are new to me. If you can help with identification of a particular plant, please email me. Thanks.

The Desert Grasslands area contains towering stands of prairie grasses and on the neighboring prairie area, prairie dogs scamper about.

Prairie Dog	Prairie Dog pair	Datura flower
Rocks are molded by volunteers and arranged in naturalistic settings.	This rock is part of a work-in-progress at the museum.	A number of wildflowers bloom in October along the Desert Loop trail.
Coyotes are active in the late afternoon along the trail.	This coyote posed regally on top of a rock.	The Desert Loop trail passes through a tangle of desert plants.
Saguaro Cactus in the desert	Several varieties of desert plants	Ocotillo
This yellow mound of flowers differs from the ones above.	Palo Verde	Mistletoe grows in the branches of Palo Verde trees.
The Century Plant (Agave) has a distinctive silhouette in the desert.	Javelinas root around the desert plants.	Fallugia paradoxa Apache plume
Gila Monster	Mexican Beaded Lizard	Mexican Beaded Lizard
Organ Pipe Cactus	Teddy Bear Cholla	Chain Cholla
Coming up next: Cat Canyon!