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Cactus Flower – First of Season
The Billy Creek State Wildlife Area opened on May 1st, and I was out in the meadow near our home doing some testing on ham radio hidden transmitter hunting. I dropped one of my antennas, which has a bright orange knob on one end. While searching for small flashes of color, I found the tiny cactus you see above. I snapped a picture with my new Android cell phone to share with you. The flower is perhaps an inch in diameter, maybe less (~20mm). We’ve had lots of rain and snow this year, so this could be a bumper year for cactus flowers, which don’t bloom every year.
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