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Slideshow: Picking saguaro fruit

Gordon Bates
June 22, 2010
Gordon Bates/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Liberty Dominguez, a helper at the Sahuaro fruit camp and long time friend of Stella, dumps a second bucket full of the Sahuaro fruit casings into a dried out wash near the camp. Liberty says that the casings will not create an eyesore, or make a mess of the place, because the desert critters will come to eat and/or take away the left overs.
Gordon Bates
Gordon Bates/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Liberty Dominguez, a helper at the Sahuaro fruit camp and long time friend of Stella, dumps a second bucket full of the Sahuaro fruit casings into a dried out wash near the camp. Liberty says that the casings will not create an eyesore, or make a mess of the place, because the desert critters will come to eat and/or take away the left overs.

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