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  21 July 2012

  Shelf Fungi http://t.co/zifXyweu James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) July 21, 2012 These are some shelf or bracket fungi. They are hard and leathery and grow on the sides of both dead and living trees. I love the variety of fungi there are in the forest.

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  21 July 2012

  Shelf Fungi | Walking Arizona http://t.co/neqEXZEG James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) July 21, 2012 Shelf Fungi | Walking Arizona

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  11 July 2012

  Crepe Myrtle http://t.co/E4hNXMmy James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) July 11, 2012 Whenever I travel to other areas of the United States, I enjoy the different flowers and trees. Crepe Myrtle is common in the South but non-existent here in Arizona. I am sure...

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  11 July 2012

  Crepe Myrtle | Walking Arizona http://t.co/7ImzONHg James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) July 11, 2012 Crepe Myrtle | Walking Arizona

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  11 July 2012

  Big News Family Editing Comes to FamilySearch Family Tree http://t.co/C207AjNt James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) July 11, 2012 FamilySearch is a moving target. No matter what you knew about it yesterday, you need to look at it today to see what is going...

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  12 July 2012

  Strawberry Shortcake | Family Heritage Recipes http://t.co/yGTJVneO James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) July 12, 2012 Strawberry Shortcake | Family Heritage Recipes

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  12 July 2012

  Zinnias | Walking Arizona http://t.co/Xu1TMzXu James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) July 12, 2012 Zinnias | Walking Arizona

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  12 July 2012

  Zinnias http://t.co/SJDcAtS0 James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) July 12, 2012 I am always fascinated with the variety of forms of zinnias. I have tried to grow them in the past, but in Summer heat in the Salt River Valley usually turns them into brown dried...

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  13 July 2012

  Ghost Flowers http://t.co/Y1q3lPaP James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) July 13, 2012 I love dandelions. They have gorgeous flowers and the seeds are also beautiful. I call them ghost flowers. They disappear in a puff of wind and sail forth to plant more dandelions....

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  30 September 2012

  Daytona Beach http://t.co/8gElN1ys James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 30, 2012 This is about as far away from Arizona as you can get in the United States. The Atlantic Ocean, along the East Coast, is much warmer than the much closer to me, Pacific...

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  20 September 2012

  Strange Seeds | Walking Arizona http://t.co/OHyjYNrq James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 20, 2012 Strange Seeds | Walking Arizona

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  29 September 2012

  Chimichangas | Family Heritage Recipes http://t.co/KL8koImp James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 29, 2012 Chimichangas | Family Heritage Recipes

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  27 September 2012

  Let Freedom Ring | Walking Arizona http://t.co/HoQ2UyQu James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 27, 2012 Let Freedom Ring | Walking Arizona

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  23 September 2012

  Aviary Abstract | Walking Arizona http://t.co/kZFT8Akp James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 23, 2012 Aviary Abstract | Walking Arizona

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  25 September 2012

  Pot Roast | Family Heritage Recipes http://t.co/UPjwyQSZ James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 25, 2012 Pot Roast | Family Heritage Recipes

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  24 September 2012

  About to run | Walking Arizona http://t.co/yNuO6C3q James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 24, 2012 About to run | Walking Arizona

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  21 September 2012

  Euphorbia http://t.co/5laHanbf James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 21, 2012 Some of the most brilliantly colored flowers in the world are from Euphorbia plants rather than cactus. Cactus is native to the American continents and there is only one...

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  23 September 2012

  This too is Arizona | Walking Arizona http://t.co/FzXdMTFw James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 23, 2012 This too is Arizona | Walking Arizona

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  18 September 2012

  Fall Mushrooms | Walking Arizona http://t.co/Qxd0bVUI James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 18, 2012 Fall Mushrooms | Walking Arizona

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  20 September 2012

  Anomalies | Walking Arizona http://t.co/9Rhi463x James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 20, 2012 Anomalies | Walking Arizona

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  19 September 2012

  Anomalies http://t.co/YppToabS James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 19, 2012 Anomalies abound in the desert. It is over 100 degrees. The high temperatures of the summer have been going on for more than four months and suddenly we have delicate purple...

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  14 September 2012

  First Water | Walking Arizona http://t.co/SuMQmC8s James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 14, 2012 First Water | Walking Arizona

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  17 September 2012

  Waterlogged | Walking Arizona http://t.co/kXVknjkT James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 17, 2012 Waterlogged | Walking Arizona

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  18 September 2012

  Fall Feeding | Walking Arizona http://t.co/45zs0Z6c James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 18, 2012 Fall Feeding | Walking Arizona

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  14 September 2012

  First Water http://t.co/Z8pYkrUv James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) September 14, 2012 We're approaching the time of year when we can start to get back out into the desert for hikes and sightseeing. In the background of this picture is the famous Superstition...