The dove is patiently waiting for the quail to move from the feeder. Notice the Cholla cactus in the background.
Speaking of the Cholla, this one is showing off it's blooms in the sunshine.
This pictures looks rather tranquil, but in reality this quail is probably thinking, "The water here was much cooler earlier this morning!"
A new star... a very small cactus with very small flowers. 
The Trichocereus was still open this morning. It made it's appearance yesterday.
Thelma, Donna and Dorie Trio.
We had the pleasure of enjoying a visiting fiddle player.
G.H. played his accordion and sang.
Dennis adds his harmonica to the jam sessions and does a great job. He can play anything and beautifully. 
Don plays his guitar and sings.
Thumper plays the bass guitar and also sings.
After each person on stage has had their turn at the mic, there's a break for fifteen minutes and then the second half begins. Each one has the opportunity to sing and/or play two songs during each jam session. Here, Dorie belts out another gospel tune. She's been entertaining for a long time and currently goes to several local senior care centers to entertain. They love it when she comes to play and sing for them.
Virgil sings "Long Black Train."
During the fiddle players rendition of "Amazing Grace," Dorie asked everyone to stand and sing. Afterwards, while still standing we closed the jam session with "God Bless America."
We all look forward to the Fall and the return of the Wednesday Night Jam Sessions. Anyone who plays and instrument is welcome to participate.
In the Oleander hedge row are light pink....
Swimming pool area where residents and guests were enjoying the Arizona sun.
The Welcome Center at the entrance.
The other half of the mailboxes and the breezeway to the ice box and the water filter.
The Activities Center.
A Redheaded Cowboy prickly pear cactus.
As park residents begin to leave this winter haven, the park is a little quieter. The following are a few of the park models that are currently awaiting occupancy. You could be a happy occupant! To see all the available sites, just go to this official website and click on "classifieds" at the top of the official site.
RV's come in all styles and sizes.
Even rose bushes flourish in this desert resort.
Meet the Park Pet Roadrunner. If you feed him, he might just join you on your patio. You will recognize him by his slight limp. 
