This will be a short post.
On the way back from Casa Grande we made a short detour to a places called Painted Rock Petroglyphs, in the Painted Rock mountains.
The glyphs are from a wide age range, some ancient, some from a few hundred years ago and some from the 19th century. They are on a rock outcropping that makes a prominent landmark in the surrounding valley.
We also saw our only desert wildlife here that wasn’t a bird: a lizard.
I haven’t figured out what he is yet. Ideas? ((UPDATE: It’s a chuckwalla!))
Also, as this is the last post about the road trip, here are all of the photos from that. ^_^
Joanna Volavka 
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I have since discovered that the lizard is a common chuckwalla, probably a female! ^_^
http://www.desertmuseum.org/books/nhsd_chuckwalla.php
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