Death Valley National Park, CA
Wildflowers at Keane Wonder Mine

During late 2004 and early 2005, Death Valley experienced record rainfall. All that water awakened wildflower seeds that had waited years, even decades, to come alive. The result was a spectacular and unprecedented bloom.

Pictured above is a desert five-spot, a flower that's normally rare. But around the Keane Wonder Mine, there were hundreds.

All those extra flowers led to an increase in insects.

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