Desert museum mountain lion Cruz was accepted into the museum in March 2013. He was orphaned and couldn’t be released back in the wild the California fish and wildlife nursed him back to health the Arizona game and fish work together with California fish and wildlife to bring him to Tucson he is a stunning cat and I can’t go to the museum without stopping and saying hi to this beautiful cat.
This image was taken at the golf course at Reid Park. It’s a special image because it was published in Arizona Highways magazine. I had to go back several nights to get this photo. The parents had 13 pups and they were living in the drain pipes on the golf course. I realize mom kept them in the pipes until the sun started setting and then they would start to come out. It was a magical moment when I clicked this pic.
Black background burrowing owls are one of my favorite birds to photograph every spring for the past 7 to 8 years I go looking for these little amazing raptors. The most babies I’ve seen in one season from the one pair of parents is eight a large number for the little borrowers. I have several locations to go to. I love how this image turned out this is the female parent.
I was down Madera (Canyon) and a friend got a call from somebody that had a family of Bobcats living in their back ravine. And I went and there was a mother with four babies, and she went and got a rabbit and fed to the babies. But I took a lot of photos that day, and it was really cool. You don’t get those kind of opportunities in the wild very often, so that was very cool.
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The Tucson Gallery is Proud to Feature Running of the Piñatas by Ignacio Garcia
