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Sedona, Arizona weather is ideal, with four mild seasons, lots of sunshine and fresh, clean mountain air. The annual average high and low temperatures are 74.7 and 45.7 degrees, making it perfect for vacationing and sightseeing year round.
The magical music flowing from Dianne Springfield’s cello at the beginning of the August 11th Sedona City Council meeting created a soothing and peaceful atmosphere. The pleasant music set a calm tone for a meeting that ofttimes can be politically charged and sometimes controversial.
It’s Saturday morning at 7:30 am. Highway 89A west of Sedona Red Rock High School is dotted with people in bright yellow vests, holding big blue bags and wearing orange gloves. The volunteers are scouring the landscape collecting litter tossed from the vehicles of visitors coming to and leaving Sedona.
Visitors to Sedona, Arizona have a tendency to look up at the Red Rock scenery but usually don’t look down—to find an incredible and unique ecosystem with its scores of unique animals, butterflies and insects, and plants.
The already-lazy traffic comes to a halt one damp afternoon in the town of Sedona, Arizona.
Two people are in the middle of the two-lane highway through town, holding up their hands to stop the cars and poking at something on the ground with their toes, ushering it slowly toward the curb. The drivers' irritation reflex begins to kick in, until they see the cause for the holdup. It's Arizona's version of the Boston children's classic Make Way for Ducklings - it's Make Way for Aphonopelma Chalcodes, better known to most of us as the desert tarantula.
Sedona Arizona's famous bird resident takes no prisoners!
The Greater RoadrunnerThey're goofy, rangy, amusing but seemingly harmless. Oh, but don't be fooled. Forget the dopey purple "Beep Beep!" critter made famous by the Warner Brothers cartoons.
