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Close-up of the barberry bush on the north side of Pinto Mountain

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4345-pinto-mountain.jpg Partway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent routeThumbnailsI stumble upon what I think is a barberry (berberis) bush on the way down the north side of Pinto MountainPartway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent routeThumbnailsI stumble upon what I think is a barberry (berberis) bush on the way down the north side of Pinto MountainPartway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent routeThumbnailsI stumble upon what I think is a barberry (berberis) bush on the way down the north side of Pinto MountainPartway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent routeThumbnailsI stumble upon what I think is a barberry (berberis) bush on the way down the north side of Pinto MountainPartway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent routeThumbnailsI stumble upon what I think is a barberry (berberis) bush on the way down the north side of Pinto Mountain

Some of the stems look rather old; perhaps this plant burned during the 2005 brush fires and has regenerated.