Woody, thorn-covered branches of the Honey Mesquite shrub stand ready to snag any passing Airmen training on the Melrose Air Force Range in Eastern New Mexico. The Honey Mesquite is one of several invasive species that was limiting Air Force Special Forces training on MAFR. Air Force Natural Resource specialists are currently addressing the problem using a variety of methods including the Native Seed Program which reintroduces native seeds and plants to the range to improve the usability of the 70,000-acre training area. (Courtesy photo)
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Canon EOS Rebel T6
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EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II
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32
SHUTTERSPEED
1/200
ISO
640
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