MOSTLY HOUSE FINCH, GOLDFINCH, AND A FEW MORE
If nothing else, this pause in space and time has given me good reasons to go back through my downloads. I have an awful lot of downloads that are just sitting on line. I’m never really looked at them. If I don’t process photographs immediately, I often don’t process them at all. I take more photographs and forget the ones I took yesterday.
It’s not whether they are good or bad. I forget great photographs as quickly as really bad ones. It’s just that 15-seconds of short-term memory goes by pretty fast. If I get distracted, that’s it. Whoosh. My memory is wiped clean until I one day realize there was something I was supposed to remember … and if I’m lucky, I remember. Or not.
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Categories: #Birds, #gallery, #Photography, Anecdote, square, Wildlife
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
You successfully got the birds to cooperate. Small riots of colors, posing to show each other off as well. Are you their agent? Splendid photographs!
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Sounds like me these days! Lists are my only answer, oh and squares of course!!
These are lovely, you have such a wonderful birding area
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Memory often plays games with our mind.
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It seems to happen to everyone. First I thought it was an old age thing, but my son and granddaughter don’t remember a lot of stuff either. I think it’s having too much packed into the brain.
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Exactly. I like to think of it as the coat hanger effect. A clothes rail can only take so many hangers, and if you squeeze too many on, a few will always fall off at the other end
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Yes, I think that’s the case. It is there somewhere in our brain, just not at the forefront.
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