After seeing all the different tracks in the sand I was eager to get out at dawn and see what had been making all those tracks. So even though it was pretty cold, I bundled up and headed out. The tracks were not some desert quail but pigeons! I did see another new bird the Brown Necked Raven. There was a pair and they were inseparable. There were some Tristram's starlings on a camel's head. I walked down to the big dome, past that and to where the camels were then did a big swing out to the road and back to the cabin.
Here comes the sun
From pink to yellow
More birds on the camels head
A white pigeon
Tristram's Starlings
Male and female
A laughing dove
Two brown necked ravens hanging out
Here the brown necks show
A fat pigeon
This Mourning wheatear has a white spot on its head
One of the twins
The flag is flying strong
Chopping some weeds
On the other side of the valley it appears to be a fan tailed raven
The wind is blowing strong
The tail in this Fan tailed Raven is shorter than most ravens, new life birds #5
This dog was howling all the time I was in sight. It looks like a fox in this picture
Looking down around the next valley
The difference in sizes is huge
Hooded Wheatear
Ravens on the camels
Some sparrows over in the next valley
Over on the side that had the mystery lights. They lights did not lead anywhere as I had imagined. I thought it might be a bar in a cave but it was not. The man at the reception said that I guy like me looked that I should be in a cave drinking beer.
Big chunks of rock
Heading back and looking at the cabin
The next camp is where I just came from
Back at the cabin
