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  1. One of the kivas at Atsinna Pueblo (ca. 1275 CE). Atsinna is on top of the sandstone bluff known as El Morro (see previous photo).
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    #Travel #NewMexico #Archeology #Landscape #Photography #Darktable

  2. A cavate (pronounced "cave-ate", not "cay-vah-tay" like I first assumed when I moved here) with painted walls, nichos and smoke stains on the ceiling.

  3. Blogue exposant des écogestes, des technologies vertes, dans le domaine du logement, du jardinage, du transport et de l'énergie, du textile et de la mode, l'agriculture et l'alimentation, la santé et le bien-être, la finance responsable, ainsi que des références de livres
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    revolutionverte.fr

    #USA #Buffalo #Minneapolis #Mississippi #Delaware #NewYork #LosAngeles #SanDiego #Seattle #Columbia #Harvard #Cork #Kentucky #Oklahoma #Vancouver #Alaska #Anchorage #NewMexico #ElPaso #Virginia #US

  4. This cartoon published in the #Albuquerque Journal last week seems to be no more than a direct racial attack on Deb Haaland, New Mexico's first #Indigenous woman Governor. Sure, exaggerated facial features are hallmarks of cartoons like this, as well as attacking absurdities of political figures. However, this simply attacks Deb for being Native by using a totem pole reference that isn't relevant among NDNs in #NewMexico nor is Deb responsible for us being "50th on the totem pole.." (yet).

  5. A Gunnison's Prairie Dog sounding the alarm at Valles Caldera National Preserve in New Mexico.

    Prairie dogs live in social colonies and communicate through a variety of vocalizations, including alarm calls that warn others of danger.

    I photographed this one mid-call, catching its wide-open mouth and tiny front teeth.

    📍 Valles Caldera National Preserve, NM
    📸 Sony α7R VI + Tamron 150-500mm

    #WildlifePhotography #AnimalBehavior #NewMexico #NaturePhotography

  6. "A reliable waterhole hidden at the base of a sandstone bluff made El Morro (the headland) a popular campsite for hundreds of years. Hundreds of petroglyphs bear witness to the lives of ancestral Puebloans. Archaic Spanish inscriptions proclaim "paso por aqui" (I passed by here). Other inscriptions mark the journeys of early American pioneers, western emigrants, soldiers, & railroad surveyors."

    (El Morro Nat. Mon., New Mexico.)

    #Travel #NewMexico #Geology #History #Landscape #Photography

  7. This is really stunning! As a result of the exceptional storms over the last two months, Navajo Lake, on the San Juan River about 32km (20mi) east of me, has seen its level rise over 18m (60ft) in the last two months! And it's a really big lake! On September 15th, the lake level elevation was 1832m (6010ft). Today, its elevation is 1850 (6071ft)--and it is still rising--wow!

    #Storm #Flood #NewMexico #Water #Drought #Weather #ClimateChange

  8. North America’s oldest footprints tell a story of drought and survival

    Ancient footprints at White Sands reveal how people returned for nearly 2,000 years as drought and warming transformed an ice age lake.

    #drought #NewMexico #footprint

    earth.com/science/north-americ

  9. Sunrise on a sky full of cirrus clouds, as seen in the mountains of southern New Mexico.

    This was taken with a fisheye lens that has a field of view of 190 degrees.

    #NewMexico #Photography #Fisheye #Sky #Clouds #Cirrus #Sunrise

  10. At the Very Large Array (VLA), on the Plains of San Agustin in southwest New Mexico, they move the radio telescopes around on railroad tracks. The 27 active "dishes" are set up in a "Y" configuration. They can be clustered together within an area of 1.0km (0.6mi) wide or they can be spread across a diameter of 35.5km (22mi).

    #Astronomy #Astrophysics #Radio #Travel #NewMexico #Telescope #Landscape #Science #BlackAndWhite #Monochrome #Photography #Darktable

  11. "The Barn" maintenance facility at the Very Large Array (VLA) on the Plains of San Agustin in southwest New Mexico. The VLA comprises 28 25m (82ft) 230 ton radio telescopes, 27 of which are operational & deployed in a "Y" shaped array. The instruments are moved using the custom made railroad tractor seen at the base of the instrument. Pointed up, it is 30.5m (100ft) tall.

    #Astronomy #AstroPhysics #Radio #Travel #NewMexico #Telescope #Science #BlackAndWhite #Monochrome #Photography #Darktable

  12. A Mule Deer framed by golden autumn foliage in New Mexico's Jemez Mountains.

    I spotted this deer at a roadside pullout just beyond Valles Caldera National Preserve.

    Mule Deer are named for their exceptionally large ears, which help them detect sounds in their surroundings.

    📍 Jemez Mountains, New Mexico
    📸 Sony α7R VI + Tamron 150-500mm

    #WildlifePhotography #MuleDeer #NewMexico #NaturePhotography

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