Front view of an SR-71.
Jennifer under the wing of an SR-71.
Rows and rows of F-16s in storage.
A field of A-10 wings.
Air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) launchers for B-52s.
A Blue Angels F-18.
An F-117 stealth airplane on display.
A parked A-10 with drop tanks.
A collection of F-4s, many of which are getting converted into remotely polited drones.
A row of A-10s awaiting repair after action in the Middle East.
A row of B-1 supersonic bombers.
Jennifer with a MiG-29 Fulcrum A.
Looking up into one of the bomb bays of a B-52
The three pusher props on a Corvair B-36J Peacemaker.
The radar bombardier who flew on the last combat mission over Japan.
A barred owl grooming itself.
Oxalis leaves get a lot bigger out west.
Jennifer working her way up the Miller Canyon Trail.
A columbine in bloom.
A small butterfly gathering lunch.
Someone hauled a bathtub all the way up to the spring in this pass.
The Crest Trail as it cuts through an aspen grove.
A backlit columbine.
Two owls at the top of Miller Peak, the highest point in the Huachucas.
We had two sick owls on our hands shortly after this picture was taken.
A section of the Crest Trail.
A storm in the distance.
A female bluet damselfly.
A male cruiser dragonfly of some sort.
A colorful lizard.
A colorful butterfly.
Looking up the Hamburg Trail.
The blue sky reflected in the creek.
A couple of red flowers.
A brightly colored beetle.
Huachuca City's very own vampire bar.
Andreas trying out a set of bat ears.
A black bear getting pestered by flies.
A sad looking screech owl.
A bobcat.
An elf owl with one eye open.
A group of frogs lounging at the water's edge.
An iguana wandering around outside the cages.
A wading bird with a long beak.
An otter rolling around in the sun.
A small blue bird.
A humingbird perching on the end of a twig.
A burrow owl standing on one leg.
A trainer holding a falcon.
A parrot taking flight.
A trainer holding an owl.
Sunset from the back patio of the museum.
Back (Photos, 2010)
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