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This charred barrel cactus is slowly resprouting after being burned in the 2005 brush fires

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4098-burned-cactus.jpg This cavelet in the Broadwell Natural Arch formation appears to be inhabited part-timeThumbnailsThis Claret-cup cactus is comfortable growing on a rock overlooking the Cima Dome expanseThis cavelet in the Broadwell Natural Arch formation appears to be inhabited part-timeThumbnailsThis Claret-cup cactus is comfortable growing on a rock overlooking the Cima Dome expanseThis cavelet in the Broadwell Natural Arch formation appears to be inhabited part-timeThumbnailsThis Claret-cup cactus is comfortable growing on a rock overlooking the Cima Dome expanseThis cavelet in the Broadwell Natural Arch formation appears to be inhabited part-timeThumbnailsThis Claret-cup cactus is comfortable growing on a rock overlooking the Cima Dome expanseThis cavelet in the Broadwell Natural Arch formation appears to be inhabited part-timeThumbnailsThis Claret-cup cactus is comfortable growing on a rock overlooking the Cima Dome expanse

The living part of this cactus represents six years of growth since the fire.