An INDIAN SUMMER is gracing the Arizona highlands with shirt-sleeve days and low evening temperatures. Late rains have knocked the leaves from many of the Aspens in Flagstaff, Arizona but the annual pilgrimage of geese and ducks headed south from their cooler climes start each day at sunrise with loud honking and a spirited lift-off.
October 16, 2012 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: ARIZONA, flagstaff arizona, geese and ducks, weather | Leave a comment
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