Our group trip to the Living Desert resulted in many exciting scenes of spring growth, animal behavior, and even a few animal babies! The Living Desert in Palm Desert, CA provides a beautiful landscape and living space for many desert creatures, both exotic and familiar to our region. The natural setting feels both wild and kept, a contradiction, I know, but one that truly tugs at the imagination! The entire environment provides candy for the soul if you so happen to love the desert, as I do.
Though it warmed up as the day wore on, the weather was agreeable, and the occasional cloud made for a wonderful backdrop to several photos. The gardens peppered throughout the park deserve a trip of their own, and one could easily visit for the animals alone. All in all, one single trip to the Living Desert never seems like enough.
Living Desert – peccary babies
Living Desert – slice of home
Living Desert – lorikeet
Living Desert – lorikeet
Living Desert – giraffe closeup
Living Desert – snow geese
Living Desert – snow geese
Living Desert – giraffe
Living Desert – cheetah
Living Desert – hummingbird
Living Desert – momma and babe
Living Desert – momma and babe
Living Desert – wolf
Living Desert – kit fox
Living Desert – bobcat
Living Desert – barn owl
Living Desert – burrowing owl
Living Desert – momma and babe
Judged Youth Art - Mar '19
Judged Art - Apr '19
Raini Armstrong has filled the walls with original watercolors through May at AquaFit. Raini is drawn to color, night skies, flowers and the occasional animal. She is constantly attempting to find a balance between life’s realistic beauties and the magic of imagination by overexaggurating color and shape. Be sure to stop by AquaFit in Yucca Valley to take in these beautiful creations.
Janet Kruser has shared a wonderful collection of creative acrylics that are on display through May at the Desert Hills Presbyterian Church in Yucca Valley. Janet is an artist and crafter who creates vibrant and colorful desert scenes and floral compositions. Be sure to stop by the Presbyterian Church in Yucca Valley to take in a wonderful array of creations.
Show your support by visiting these venues and enjoying beautiful creations! For more information about these venues, visit the Schedule page. For more information about these artists visit the Members page and search for their name.
Date: April 6, 2019
Author: Raini Armstrong
Our group trip to the Living Desert resulted in many exciting scenes of spring growth, animal behavior, and even a few animal babies! The Living Desert in Palm Desert, CA provides a beautiful landscape and living space for many desert creatures, both exotic and familiar to our region. The natural setting feels both wild and kept, a contradiction, I know, but one that truly tugs at the imagination! The entire environment provides candy for the soul if you so happen to love the desert, as I do.
Though it warmed up as the day wore on, the weather was agreeable, and the occasional cloud made for a wonderful backdrop to several photos. The gardens peppered throughout the park deserve a trip of their own, and one could easily visit for the animals alone. All in all, one single trip to the Living Desert never seems like enough.