something on my sensor

I guess I need some technical advice from camera people. From time to time I get stuff like this on my camera; I’m wondering if it’s something on the sensor and if I need to send my camera in for some kind of deep cleaning.

Have any of y’all experienced anything similar?

For background, the first time this happened was in Sicily (in couple of different locations), then in happened in Scotland, again in Sicily, and then this time at White Sands. The first two times I noticed it was when I’d left the table to go to the restroom. This last time I handed my camera to someone so I could tie my shoe. And one more thing – which is probably complete irrelevant – Don Toothaker was in the immediate vicinity every time.

Anyway, I’d appreciate any advice on the situation and/or any jokes or ridiculous comments.

White Sands National Park, New Mexico
photographed 12.12.2025

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