RHH's photos with the keyword: lincoln national forest

On the upper right of this Cholla Cactus is the nest of Cactus Wren. The photo is from Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico.

This largest of North American Wrens was photographed at Sitting Bull Falls in Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico. The inset shows the nest of a Cactus Wren in a Cholla Cactus.

Sitting Bulls Falls are in the desert west of Carlsbad, New Mexico, in Lincoln National Forest. We visited the falls on a day when we were looking for something to do.

This is one of two cascades that are part of Sitting Bull Falls in Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico. We visited the falls on a day when we were looking for something to do.

Sitting Bull Falls are in New Mexico in Lincoln National Forest west of the city of Carlsbad. The falls have two narrow cascades of which this is the most difficult to get to and see. We visited the falls when in the Guadalupe Mountains and at Carlsbad Caverns.

Sitting Bull Falls is a waterfall in the desert of New Mexico in Lincoln National Forest near Carlsbad. We visited there when in Texas and New Mexico a year ago. The falls has two parts (the second part just visible at the back of the ridge) but is not that large as waterfalls go. We had a pleasant walk there, however, on a day when we were looking for something to do.

Sitting Bull Falls is west of Carlsbad in Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico. In this photo the bottom of the falls can be seen at the back of the photo.

Sitting Bull Falls is in Lincoln National Forest west of the town of Carlsbad, New Mexico. We visited there on our way from Texas to Arizona and the Grand Canyon.