Tussock moth caterpillar (Halysidota davisii) crawling on a rock face.
A digital archive of strange and beautiful things from my travels in the Arizona desert.
Friday, December 16, 2016
Esoterizona Stones 46
Massive quartz bedding over quartzite, exposed in a pit mine operation.
The cut had exposed crystalline pockets within the quartz.
There were also a number of adits ...
... one of which led to a large stope that contained exploratory drill holes, side adits, fallen timbers, exposed crystalline faces, packrat nests, and a slickensided ceiling.
First side of a nicely terminated pair of quartz crystals.
Second side of the same pair. Base= 1".
Double-terminated floater quartz crystal. 0.75"
Terminated floater quartz crystal. 1"
Cluster of terminated quartz crystals. Base=1.75"
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