Nothing says springtime quite like the brilliantly-colored blooms of a cactus at Big Bend National Park in Texas. Depending upon the amount of rain received the previous year, cacti can begin blooming in late March and last through May.
The Bright Magenta Blooms Of A Cholla Cactus, Big Bend National Park, Texas
Rebecca Latson
Thursday, December 19, 2024
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