The Differential Grasshopper

The Differential Grasshopper

A differential grasshopper rests on a backyard garden fencepost as the garden's owners pick through the remnants of tomatoes plants almost destroyed by deer. My Final Photo for Sept. 9.

The Differential Grasshopper – A differential grasshopper rests on a backyard garden fencepost as the garden’s owners pick through the remnants of tomatoes plants almost destroyed by deer. My Final Photo for Sept. 9.

Below the Spillway

Below the Spillway

Water from Big Walnut Creek flows across a series of rocks below the spillway of the Hoover Dam. My Final Photo for Sept. 8, 2019.

Below the Spillway – Water from Big Walnut Creek flows across a series of rocks below the spillway of the Hoover Dam. My Final Photo for Sept. 8, 2019.

Along The Guided Path Of Wildflowers

Along The Guided Path Of Wildflowers

A woman walks through a section of a path narrowed by wildflowers falling across the mowed portion at Sharon Woods. My Final Photo for Sept. 7, 2019.

A woman walks through a section of a path narrowed by wildflowers falling across the mowed portion at Sharon Woods. My Final Photo for Sept. 7, 2019.

Along The Guided Path Of Wildflowers – A woman walks through a section of a path narrowed by wildflowers falling across the mowed portion at Sharon Woods. My Final Photo for Sept. 7, 2019.

Rain-Delayed Hay Harvest

Rain-Delayed Hay Harvest

Rodney Parker attaches a tarpaulin to a partial load of hay after an unexpected rain cloud stopped the harvest at a field on North West Street. My Final Photo for Sept. 6, 2019.

Rain-Delayed Hay Harvest – Rodney Parker attaches a tarpaulin to a partial load of hay after an unexpected rain cloud stopped the harvest at a field on North West Street. My Final Photo for Sept. 6, 2019.

Farm Field Growth Fixed

Farm Field Growth Fixed

A section of soybeans growing nearest to Africa Road at the Yarnell Farm begins to die and turn brown after being sprayed to prevent them from continuing to grow in the artificial overnight light of the street lights while the remainder of the crop ages and dries for harvest later in the fall. My Final Photo for Sept. 5, 2019.

A section of soybeans growing nearest to Africa Road at the Yarnell Farm begins to die and turn brown after being sprayed to prevent them from continuing to grow in the artificial overnight light of the street lights while the remainder of the crop ages and dries for harvest later in the fall. My Final Photo for Sept. 5, 2019.