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Pool of water at Coyote Springs

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08875-pool-800px.jpg This area is almost dry right now, but is apparently a large pool of water during the wetter monthsThumbnailsOne flower that I'm surprised to find here at Coyote Springs is blue-eyed grass (sisyrinchium bellum)This area is almost dry right now, but is apparently a large pool of water during the wetter monthsThumbnailsOne flower that I'm surprised to find here at Coyote Springs is blue-eyed grass (sisyrinchium bellum)This area is almost dry right now, but is apparently a large pool of water during the wetter monthsThumbnailsOne flower that I'm surprised to find here at Coyote Springs is blue-eyed grass (sisyrinchium bellum)This area is almost dry right now, but is apparently a large pool of water during the wetter monthsThumbnailsOne flower that I'm surprised to find here at Coyote Springs is blue-eyed grass (sisyrinchium bellum)This area is almost dry right now, but is apparently a large pool of water during the wetter monthsThumbnailsOne flower that I'm surprised to find here at Coyote Springs is blue-eyed grass (sisyrinchium bellum)

I come across a number of trickles and small pools of water further up the stream bed of Coyote Springs, most of them a bit stagnant and muddy like this one.