Ransom Canyon Texas

Endangered species hit hard by historic Ariz. fire

Gayle Gehr along with grandson Nathan Jacob look at their burned home that was destroyed from the Monument Fire near Sierra Vista, Ariz. on Wednesday, June 22, 2011. The first of three major wildfires that have been burning in Arizona for weeks is expected to be fully contained by Wednesday evening, and fire crews are making major strides in corralling the other two. Photo: The Arizona Republic, David Kadlubowski / AP Stephanie Jaco looks over her Mustang that was destroyed along with her home from the Monument Fire near Sierra Vista, Ariz. on Wednesday, June 22, 2011. The first of three major wildfires that have been burning in Arizona for weeks is expected to be fully contained by Wednesday evening, and fire crews are making major strides in corralling the other two. Photo: The Arizona Republic, David Kadlubowski / AP National Guard Troops secure an area under mandatory evacuation from the Monument Fire near Sierra Vista, Ariz. on Wednesday, June 22, 2011. The first of three major wildfires that have been burning in Arizona for weeks is expected to be fully contained by Wednesday evening, and fire crews are making major strides in corralling the other two. Photo: The Arizona Republic, David Kadlubowski / AP National Guard Troops, S. Patze, R. Castillo and K. Holzer secure an area under mandatory evacuation from the Monument Fire near Sierra Vista, Ariz. on Wednesday, June 22, 2011. The first of three major wildfires that have been burning in Arizona for weeks is expected to be fully contained by Wednesday evening, and fire crews are making major strides in corralling the other two. Photo: The Arizona Republic, David Kadlubowski / AP Kelly Ransom, 14, right, consoles her grandmother, Sherry Ransom, at the fire information center at Windemere Hotel Monday, June 20, 2011 in Sierra Vista, Ariz. Kelly, who was evacuated since last week, is now able to return to her home in Palominas, while her grandmother, who was also evacuated, has no word on her home. MANDATORY CREDIT Photo: Arizona Daily Star, Jill Torrance / AP Resident Doug Roberts, left, points out the location of his home to Texas Forest Service public information officer Lee Bentley on Tuesday, June 21, 2011, at the command center set up at High Point Elementary in Navasota, Texas. Millions of acres across Arizona, New Mexico and west Texas have been scorched in recent weeks.

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