With the recent rains the vegetation is blooming and the bees are very busy and excited. Be careful approaching the First Corridor.

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With the recent rains the vegetation is blooming and the bees are very busy and excited. Be careful approaching the First Corridor.

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Heavy vegetation growth along the trail to the south entrance of the First Corridor.

The often seen, but seldom photographed gap between the Egg and the Hatchery, in the First Corridor, at Texas Canyon.

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Benjamin Chapman

Mar 15, 2015

“With the recent rains the vegetation is blooming and the bees are very busy and excited. Be careful approaching the First Corridor.”

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