Hi There,
It's been a few days since you heard from me, but I have been busy developing more photos from my visit at the end of March to the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in San Diego County. I have placed them all in a separate photo gallery now devoted to this one field trip. And there are not just spring wildflowers anymore; there's a grasshopper too and a shot of the long shadows of the setting sun on the hillside to the west of Plum Canyon where I spent most of the day.
Follow this link to see a slideshow of the flowers and desert landscapes of Anza-Borrego. Note that if you press the F11 key on your keyboard which hides your browser toolbars, the sideshow will also automatically resize the images to even larger photos.
If you are "bandwidth-challenged" you might prefer this static gallery of photos from Anza-Borrego.
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