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Firecracker Bush

 During my Saturday morning camera walk I found this little bush growing in Madera Canyon this morning.  My phone identifies it as a Bouvardia ternifolia, common name " Firecracker Bush.  They are a bit common oil southern Arizona and a few other southwestern states.  Widespread in Mexico extending south to Honduras.    This is one of those "use what you got shots.  You would not normally shoot wildflowers with a 500 mm lens.  I had my Leica SL3 fitted with a 24-70 mm zoom with me, but it was in my backpack and I din't want to go through the trouble of  getting it out for one flower shot.  Leica SL3-P with a 500 mm Sigma f5.6 prime lens.  1/800 sec, f5.6, ISO 4000 -0.3 exposure, handheld. 

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