Interesting doorway would have some stories to tell. Very nice light with a useful bit of blue sky to complement all the warm tones.

I'm intrigued with all the thin dark lines. I presume they're shadows of fairly tall light poles and yet I can't discern the actual poles themselves. And what is the grid of lines on the road left of centre? Revisiting the pano hasn't helped, apart from the pleasure of having another look around.

You haven't been tempted to make some sort of "hide" so that you can get some bird pictures? Pepperberryfarm has had quite some success using a feeder like yours as bait.Does Pascha just watch or does she try to "interact" with the birds. Interested too to learn that you have killer visitors at night - wondering what sort? Thinking IR triggered trailcam potential ...

This one. Both extraordinarily stagadelic but this one has nicer (to me) bokeh highlights and a bonus flare bat hovering above its home planet.

A display worthy of many cameras. Blazing goodness, and nice having the big cactus standing proud watching it too.

Wow, wow, wow! What a way to kick off the new year! Not enough superlatives. Wonderful IQ and just captivating on full screen mode. Extraordinary detail.

That was my thinking as I switched through these three: closer = loss of reflections but better viewer/subject engagement. Earlier ones seem a bit hazy upper left too. And I still find it incongruous that public places like this feature cactii. OTOH I can't see any nasty spikes - is this natural or is someone employed to keep removing them?

Nice symmetry and the gloom combined with the absence of people makes it eerily quiet. Everything's relative, but on the one hand you're feeling cold, and yet the palm trees look so healthy.

Good having Dave included for scale. How did you undertake the tracking?

At least he got it back. The flight logs should help decipher the nature of the crash.