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The Curve-Billed Thrasher is a common Sonoran Desert resident identified by its long, down-curved bill and sharp ‘whit-wit’ call. It frequents cholla cactus, where it often nests among the spines for protection. This species uses its bill to dig through leaf litter and dry soil to find insects, seeds, and berries, and it adapts well to residential desert landscaping.

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The Sonoran Desert contains one of the world’s most diverse arid ecosystems, shaped by two distinct rainy seasons and dramatic temperature swings. Saguaro forests, mesquite flats, and volcanic foothills create micro-habitats that support thousands of species. Even small shifts in rainfall patterns can change color, texture, and mineral movement across the landscape.

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