La Mesa Collection

USA, New Mexico, La Mesa, Mesilla Valley, Farm, Organ Mountains, Cottonwood Trees, Rio Grande Valley

New Mexico, La Mesa, Rio Grande, Dry Riverbed, Bridge Crossing River, Climate Change, Rio Grande Valley

Annas Hummingbird. At rest and perched

Emerging bud of an Echeveria Plant

Yellow Finch with young seeds of a Honey Locust Tree

Annas Hummingbird sipping at a Meyer Lemon tree

Annas Hummingbird at rest. Perched on the branch of a honey locust tree

Aloe plants - young and old
Aloe plants, young and old

Twilight, Setting Sun, Sunset Clouds Behind the Cross atop Mt. Helix, La Mesa, California

Flame Skimmer Dragonfly Drying its Wings on a Daytime Perch

Sipping Monarch Butterfly on a Putple Bloom

Pink Spider Geranium Blooms

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"Discovering the Beauty of La Mesa: From Restful Hummingbirds to Scenic Landscapes" Embarking on a journey along Route 66 in Santa Rosa, New Mexico, one cannot miss the charm Motel. This slice of Americana invites travelers to experience the allure of roadside travel and explore the outback beauty of rural America. Venturing further into La Mesa, nestled within the mesmerizing Mesilla Valley, you'll find a picturesque farm surrounded by majestic Organ Mountains and Cottonwood Trees. The enchanting Rio Grande Valley adds an extra touch of serenity to this idyllic landscape. As you cross over the bridge spanning Rio Grande's dry riverbed, thoughts about climate change may arise. Witnessing firsthand how this once vibrant river has been affected reminds us all of our responsibility to protect our environment. Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by the emerging bud of an Echeveria Plant and delighted by a Yellow Finch feasting on young seeds from a Honey Locust Tree. Meanwhile, Annas Hummingbird gracefully sips nectar from a Meyer Lemon tree or rests peacefully on a branch amidst honey locust trees. Aloe plants stand tall in various stages - young and old - showcasing their resilience against harsh conditions. These hardy succulents symbolize strength and adaptability found throughout La Mesa's diverse ecosystem. Returning to Mesilla Valley Farm with its breathtaking backdrop featuring Organ Mountains, Cottonwood Trees, and Rio Grande Valley is truly awe-inspiring. And if luck permits, you might spot a Western Bluebird perched elegantly on a backyard birdbath while enjoying its tranquil surroundings. La Mesa beckons explorers seeking solace in nature's wonders and those yearning for an authentic American experience off-the-beaten-path. With its rich biodiversity and captivating landscapes shaped by time itself, this hidden gem promises unforgettable memories at every turn.