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Many animals were more active after the flood, especially those who normally live in burrows. (Snakes, desert box turtles, and tarantulas were a common sight.)
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Blacktailed Rattlesnake
Many animals were more active after the flood, especially those who normally live in burrows. (Snakes, desert box turtles, and tarantulas were a common sight.)
Many animals were more active after the flood, especially those who normally live in burrows. (Snakes, desert box turtles, and tarantulas were a common sight.)
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The well pump housing was displaced, battered, and half-buried by flooding. The pump house was originally located near a normally dry wash that flooded out of its banks.

Album - 9 Photos
2006 Flood Damage


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