Day 90 of Social Isolation

I took this picture two days ago.  The Bighorn fire looms over Tucson, it's growing.  It looks ominous when you can see the fire swirling on the ridges this far away.  Last time I checked it was threatening a development called Saddlebrook.  There are a lot of homes there.  It makes me wonder if Tucson Mountain Park (across the street from us) would burn like this. 

There's just not that much to write about since we are mostly in the house.  Between the virus and the heat, we're pretty much in for the day after about 9:30 or so.  Arizona's cases are increasing at an enormous rate.  Governor Ducey is back pedaling on his message of all is well, and is giving local governments the ability to mandate the wearing of masks.  Hopefully Mayor Romero will act on this before it's too late.  The hospitals are in the process of being overwhelmed by patients.  Today's testing had a rate of 20% positives.

This is a butterfly on the bougainvillea.  Its wings look a little tattered.

I need to get my camera manual out, I could not remember how to make the shutter speed faster, something I did with great regularity when we would sit outside watching the hummingbirds in the morning at the RV park.

That's it!  That's all I've got.