I don't know what you call this little fella, I found him in the canyon one weekend day, just walking, and digging for water, which I found in many places in the gravel, always, on the 'high' side, about 2 feet down. I needed some filtration for the water, but did not have, so I did not drink it, however, it was wet, and that's really important when you need it.
My canyon has a lot of walnut trees in it, none more than 12 feet high, and some desert willows about as big, I will try to send some photo's of them. You never see anything more than 3 feet tall anywhere else on the ranch.
Sanderson is the" Cactus Capitol of Texas"
Suerte
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