Boojum Collection

The boojum, a rare endemic cactus of the Baja peninsula, boojum (cirio) (Fouquieria columnaris) (Idria columnaris), Baja, Mexico, North America

Mexico, Baja California, Catavina, Cardon Cactus at Catvina Rock Garden

Boojum Tree - Cirio or Idria
WW-2634 BOOJUM TREE - Cirio or Idria Idria columnaris Wardene Weisser Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Boojum trees in the cactus-rich part of the Sonoran desert on the west side of Baja California
ROG-12191 Boojum trees / Cirio Baja California Idria columnaris Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Boojum trees in the desert, Baja California
ROG-12052 Boojum trees in the desert, Baja California Mexico Fouquieria columnaris (=Cirio) Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Pair of common ravens perched in a boojum tree. West coast of Baja California
ROG-12192 Pair of common ravens perched in a boojum tree West coast of Baja California. Corvus corax Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Cirio / Boojum (Fouquieriaceae Family) Central Desert, Baja California, Mexico
FG-am-290 Cirio / Boojum (Fouquieriaceae Family) Central Desert, Baja California, Mexico Idria columnaris Francois Gohier Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Red-tailed Hawk - nest in Boojum Tree (Idria columnaris) Baja California, USA
FG-3941 Red-tailed Hawk - nest in Boojum Tree (Idria columnaris) Baja California, USA. Buteo jamaicensis Francois Gohier Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Silhouettes of Cirios / Boojums (Fouquieriaceae Family), and Cardon cactus (Pachycereus pringlei)
FG-aq-156 Silhouettes of Cirios / Boojums (Fouquieriaceae Family), and Cardon cactus Central Desert of Baja California, Mexico

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The boojum, a rare endemic cactus of the Baja peninsula, stands tall and majestic in the arid landscape of Mexico's North America. Known scientifically as cirio or Idria columnaris, this unique species belongs to the Fouquieriaceae family. Its slender trunk reaches for the sky like a candle, earning it its Spanish name "cirio, " meaning candles. In Catavina, Baja California, amidst the captivating rock garden, one can witness the enchanting sight of Cardon Cacti surrounding these boojum trees. The desert comes alive with their presence as they stand side by side in perfect harmony. Venturing further into Central Desert in Baja California unveils more breathtaking scenes featuring these iconic bizarre trees. They dot the cactus-rich part of Sonoran desert on the west side of Baja California Peninsula. Their distinct shape and towering height make them easily recognizable from afar. As twilight descends upon this mystical land, a pair of common ravens find solace perched atop a boojum tree. Silhouetted against an orange-hued sky, they add an element of intrigue to this already captivating scene. The half-moon shines brightly above these remarkable specimens that seem almost otherworldly. It casts a white dot in an otherwise vast expanse - nature's own celestial spotlight highlighting their beauty. Endemic to this region and found nowhere else on Earth they can truly treasures worth preserving. Their existence is intertwined with the soul of Baja California; they symbolize resilience and adaptability in harsh conditions. So next time you find yourself exploring Mexico's North American gem – remember to keep your eyes peeled for these extraordinary creatures that grace our planet with their presence: The enigmatic boojums standing tall amidst desolate landscapes – guardians of biodiversity and natural wonders alike.