Just thought I'd share a few of my recent photos from home.

This was the stunning view at sunset from our backyard.

Witness the awesome Arizona monsoon. At irregular intervals without much predictability we'll get these massive downpours. Indeed, this one, just a couple miles north of us, never actually got to us.

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Yeah, I figured a break from the dramatic or serious would be a good thing.
What's up with the Sonoran Parakeet? When you say he's not a wild bird, is he's someone's pet who got away?
He's the second such parakeet we've come across in my backyard here in the desert. I did a post about the first here.
Parakeets (budgies) are not native to Arizona. These are clearly escapees from captivity. A neighbor told me he actually released two he had. Oh, and "Sonoran Parakeet" is my pet term. It's not real.
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