Chris Clem

I will stick with the @GracesWarbler challenge.

I will let @Graceswarbler pick the next challenge. My photo was almost too easy since these Sparrows are in my yard everyday.

White-Crowned & Black-Throated Sparrow.

Say’s Phoebe Mojave Desert.

Can't find it. I did this a couple years ago and saved it as a TIFF, but since it was a free editor it doesn't have original exit data, the original date is not there. It is on one of my hard drives somewhere .....sorry

My other worldly shot of the moon.......highly processed edit.

My best photo of the year. I like everything about it except the green bush intruding on the left. June 19 2021 Great Horned Owl in the Mojave Desert from about 75ft away.

Somewhere in the Mojave Desert is a city with nobody living there.

Mojave Desert at Yucca Valley Ca. Black Throat-ed Sparrow.

This Sage Sparrow just keeps hanging around. Mojave Desert rural Yucca Valley.

Mine go from the SD card to my computer after every photo session.I no longer leave my photos on the computer for more then 1 month. Then they go on the External hard-drive. These are the ones I use. They have never failed me yet, I have a few of them. https://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-Elements-Portable-External/dp/B06W55K9N6/ref=asc_df_B06W55K9N6/?tag=&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309779531175&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=5722027875412102334&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9031411&hvtargid=pla-301232220719&ref=&adgrpid=62412137260&th=1

I went against the grain on Thanksgiving.......Had Ham-hock & Beans with Corn Bread.

Mojave Desert from today, Sage Sparrow.

I have posted a 1 hr video on my new Mojave Desert Waterhole channel on YouTube. There are several visits from more then one Sage Sparrows,which have never been to the Waterhole before. This channel is really for my new waterhole that I am building which is more on the rural side of my property (about 300 ft away from the current location). The plan is to stream 24/7 with good cameras and good audio. Still working to figure out all the WIFI tech involved as I have never done this before. This video is unlisted to the pubic but you should be able see it with this link. Feel free to subscribe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGaRi0qBE2M

It;s now the next day and I set up the video camera again. Just after I set it up, here he comes again (same bird? same spot) This time the camera is at a different angle and shows his back. Does this help with the ID?