#[sonora]

[herpsandbirds]

Filetail Ground Snake (Sonora aemula), family Colubridae, Sonora, Mexico

* coral snake mimic. 

photograph by John Edward

[fatchance]

Cerro San José. Nubes.

[comeuptomycl0ud]

[theoldbone]

Cuprite, Milpillas, Sonora, Mexico, photo by Valar Minerals

[marinolta]

Carved wood Guarijio (Macurawe) dance mask made in Sonora, Mexico

[m1x-me-a-molot0v]

Okayyy this will probably be my new pinned for the colour refs of my ocs! :D

Rewriting some of their lore so a few things changed but most of their design is the same lol! Also Nora finally gets a full body reference! Yayyyyyyy!

(Don’t worry I’m working on Humility too I’m just tired-)

[legendarytragedynacho]

Tetakawi Hill in San Carlos Bay, Sonora, Mexico (Tetakawi is a word from the Yaqui dialect). The hill is also known by locals and visitors as 'Tetas de cabra' ('Goat Tits'). Although these names are the most commonly used, the Yaqui tribe itself knows it as Tákale, which means "Split Hill" because of the shape of its open tip, like a snake's tongue.

Cerro Tetakawi en la Bahía de San Carlos, Sonora, México (Tetakawi proviene de la lengua yaqui).

El cerro también es conocido por lugareños y visitantes como "Tetas de cabra". Aunque estos nombres son los más comunes, la tribu yaqui lo conoce como Tákale, que significa “Cerro partido“ por la forma de su punta abierta, como la lengua de una serpiente