My 02/28/26 postcard captures a petroglyph carved into volcanic basalt in Rinconada Canyon at Petroglyph National Monument in Albuquerque. The zigzag, circle, and small symbol likely carried meaning for the Pueblo people who made them, though we can only interpret from a distance. The rock remembers more than we do.
My 06/21/26 postcard features a cormorant we found perched on a sun-bleached log at Tingley…
My 06/20/26 postcard was found in an antique store on Lomas. This sculpture depicted two…
My 06/19/26 postcard features a black-and-white macro photograph of a common fly resting on a…
My 06/18/26 postcard features a jackrabbit moving through the open field near Bullhead Park in…
While walking through the landscaping at the VA, I noticed a flower head just beginning…
My 06/16/26 postcard features a Curve-billed Thrasher perched atop a dried stalk against a New…
