Venus over red dawn
Pink at dawn
More red at dawn
Cranes under gray clouds
While waiting for pink, purple, or red, Sandhill Cranes flew overhead on their way to roost.
Gray dusk with contrails blending into clouds.
Animals / Birds / Clouds / Corrales / Cottonwoods / cranes / Planets / Sandhill Cranes / Sandias / Trees
VORD CUGC
Off Center & Not Even 
These are amazing images and you saw those cranes in the sky . Anita
I see the cranes every day! Thanks, Anita.
It’s such a gift to see the light change during the drab usual skies right now Tim! Awesome as always❣️
Thanks, Cindy.
always Tim❣️
Beautiful skyscapes, particuarly the first one. I love the cranes in flight, too.
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
I enjoyed all your selections, Tim. I particularly like the first one, too. Still overcast up here, though the rain has let up for now. The Santiam River is still over its banks and the water is brown with mud.
Excess rain in your area. It’s cloudy tonight but no rain is forecast until Thursday at the moment. The forecasts change all the time. Thanks, Lavinia.
Beauty!
Thanks, Dale.
Pretty pink!
Thanks, Michele.
Oh PAD and MRAD not to mention CUGK and the contrails are lovely.
Thanks Shey.
VORD PAD MRAD CUGC GDWCBIC : APD [Another Perfect Day]
TY,MK.
YVW!!!
wonderful images Tim!
Thanks, Sylvia.
Nice images Tim.
Thanks, Brad.
Beautiful shots – really captures the winter vibes!!!
Thanks, Samantha.
TIM,……. Vord Cugc is a great name. From now on I bestow on you the name, King Vord, the Serene Lord of the Sky, Master of Contrails.
Lots of contrails to master out here. Thanks, Geoff.
A delightful pink at dawn streak.
Thanks, Roberta.
Love the opening shot.
A pink contrail… if I didn’t come here I’d never see on in my life.
The instant I read VORD CUGC, I wondered if she was any relation to GORD CUVC?
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Hahaha! Thanks, Resa.
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Wow the streaks of red are spectacular!
Thanks, Becky.
You’re welcome 😉☺️🤗
Always like the large birds stretching their wings. We are having similar bird displays around here – not Sandhills, but the Trumpeters and Tundra Swans are all gathering in the waters and recently plowed fields as they travel to their wintering destinations.
I don’t think we get any of those flying through. Thanks, Brian.