There is dense Screwbean Mesquite and Catclaw Acacia with a large fig and a huge blackberry thicket, steady dribble of water. Willow Spring is on the left in another 0.6 mile, marked by an obvious cottonwood and willow. You have to hike down into the wash. There is very dense vegetation away from the two trees, but open underneath them with water. Crissal Thrasher is very common in the general area.
Water is very rare.
The private ranch is on the left in another 0.7 mile. One Wilson s Warbler, three Audubon s Warblers, and a Lincoln s Sparrow were in the trees by the little house. There is also a small pond just to the south of the houses. In a few years, the newly planted pines, willows, and cottonwoods will be a good migrant draw. I made it in my Nissan pickup, so only moderate clearance and careful driving is required.