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Barrel / Fishhook Cactus Sweetwater Wetlands Park Tucson, Arizona, USA March, 2019
(more cacti here)
Cactus flowers
Fishhook cactus, Joshua Tree National Park. Photo by rjzimmerman April 9, 2017.

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Arizona Fishhook Cactus. Drawn in PS. Jan. 22, 2016
The Arizona Fishhook Cactus (Mammillaria Grahamii) is the most common type of fishhook cactus in Arizona, though it is quite small and doesn’t like direct sunlight, so they are not usually seen. After the first storms in June, the cactus can grow a full crown of bright pink flowers. This was trickier to draw, partly because of layering them on top of each other, and also because they have very dense spines.
[image description:painting of 4 small cactus of different heights sitting just behind some short rocks. The cactus have densely asterisk-patterned spines, some of which are shaped like fishhooks. Each cactus is growing a series of bright pink flowers and/or bright red fruit. In front of the rocks are some tiny cactus seedlings, as well as a dropped red fruit that is cracked open to reveal its black seeds]
Mammillaria bombycina / focus
Capturing The Moment -- Barrel Cactus Blossoms
Barrel Cactus Blossoms — Images by kenne
There are always flowers for those who want to see them.
– Henri Matisse
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