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Patches of orange desert mallow flowers abound as I drop down into Beecher Canyon

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5087-beecher-canyon.jpg Pink cactus flowers and desert dudleya blooms push out of rocks in Beecher CanyonThumbnailsAlso still blooming in the lower north fork of Beecher Canyon are a few phaceliasPink cactus flowers and desert dudleya blooms push out of rocks in Beecher CanyonThumbnailsAlso still blooming in the lower north fork of Beecher Canyon are a few phaceliasPink cactus flowers and desert dudleya blooms push out of rocks in Beecher CanyonThumbnailsAlso still blooming in the lower north fork of Beecher Canyon are a few phaceliasPink cactus flowers and desert dudleya blooms push out of rocks in Beecher CanyonThumbnailsAlso still blooming in the lower north fork of Beecher Canyon are a few phaceliasPink cactus flowers and desert dudleya blooms push out of rocks in Beecher CanyonThumbnailsAlso still blooming in the lower north fork of Beecher Canyon are a few phacelias

Compared to the breezy hilltops above, it's noticeably warmer down here in the canyon. I hope it doesn't become super-hot like it did when I was in Woods Wash yesterday.