The Worm Moon Riseth
On a March night behind clouds
Through trees, it showeth
Pink Dawn
X in the afternoon
Cranes at dusk
Worm Moon
Worm Moon in Resa’s Tree
Worm Moon in a random tree
The Rio Grande at dusk
Last stripes of dusk
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Worm Moon Riseth
Off Center & Not Even 
Spectacular lead image!
Thanks, Susan.
You have got THE most vistas to capture, well… everything! I love these all. I looked at my rising worm moon. It was lovely and I didn’t bother to take its pic as it would look like every other moon I’ve captured. No trees, no mountains, no nothing…
Living by a bosque, along a river with mountains in the back ground does have its advantages. Thanks, Dale.
That it does! (Lucky for us, you love to share what you capture.)
Gotta do something with what I capture.
Absolutely!
The images are stunning, Tim! I see the worm moon rising, too, tonight. There has been enough of a clearing tonight that I see the two bright planets in the west and the moon attempting to get through the bank of clouds fleeing eastward over the mountains. It is 40 degrees and pleasant out there right now, but if the clearing stays overnight, it will be really cold in the morning.
Black ice roads here last night. An accident happened out on the main road about 9:00 PM, took out the horse fencing across the street and my other neighbor’s mailbox, for the second time. That section of fence has been hit many times. Lost a power pole over there twice. And we are not even Route 666.
Thanks, Lavinia. The clouds were too heavy in the western sky to see the planets tonight. It was mostly cloudy today, but it got up to 70. It was 37 this morning. It’s not supposed to freeze tonight, either. It sounds like that section of the road has its own curse.
I think it does.
A lot of beauty in these photos! The moon was impressive as it rose in the eastern sky tonight. We had wondered what this one was called.
The name has to do with farmers plowing and planting in March or something like that. Thanks, Rebecca.
The “Worm Moon in a random tree” is perfection! A gorgeous collection.
Thanks, Michele.
Great pictures.
Thanks, Eunice.
You are welcome.
I loved the shot of the Rio Grande at dusk – wonderful !
Thanks, Rudi.
And did I forget to mention after yesterday,, there’s also your fab titles to your posts? These are beautiful. Thank you again.
Thanks, Shey. I’m always trying to come up with clever titles. Not always easy.
Yeah, you can say that again. But truly??? It is not obvious with yours
Incredible photos Tim, truly capturing Mother Nature at her best.
Thanks, Miriam.
Amazing! Spectacular! Incredible! I loved them all!
Thanks, Nancy.
You’ve outdone yourself with this group. Every single one is a Wow!
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Multiple sighs, Tim! An utterly Ful-filing Moon, in each and every shot.
I’m sure cranes would agree.
Thank you, my friend.
Thanks, Marina. I was happy to see the moon. It’s been cloudy.
What an enjoyable and powerful selection of photos, Tim. I particularly like the tree reaching out to the vast sky in “Pink Dawn”.
That’s Resa’s tree. It has a way of reaching out. Thanks, Geoff.
Breathtaking photos!!! I’ve been hearing about the Worm Moon and look forward to seeing it tonight. We have a break from the rain so I’ll be on the lookout! All of these photos are gorgeous, and my favorite is “X in the Afternoon.” 😍
The moon will still be 97.6% full tonight, so technically still a full moon. I missed the true full moon at 99.6% full on Sunday because it was overcast. However, it was 99.5% full for last night’s photos. Thanks, Samantha.
The Worm moon, hmmmm, is that named after Dennis Rodman?
The birds are lovely. The pink sky is stunning.
Thanks, Roberta.
Beautiful photos, Tim. That lead shot is spectacular.
Thanks, Bruce.
Always clever with such gorgeous pics. love it Tim! 💞
Great shots. I’ll have to look up worm moon.
Yet another shot of my tree to steal!!! xo
Your tree has gone wild. Thanks, Resa.
It’s only fitting!
Wow! What a collection Tim … stunning!!