Yet another full moon.
Three nights in a row
Full moon all over again
Ninety-nine percent
Sunset
Ninety-Nine Percent
Category: Moon
Unknown And Unnamed
Unknown and unnamed
Under dry clouds and parched earth
The dead thirst for life
August Sturgeon Supermoon
Ghost Moon
Phantom moon rises
Ghostly gases shine through clouds
Surfing on the wind
Dawn Colors Flower Into Dusk
Hanging In Between The Lines
A Buck Moon in blue
Hanging in between the lines
Not for very long
There are critters in them, there clouds!
Spunk: “There are some bloody scary-looking critters in them, there clouds!”
Sunset
Question Mark
Sunrise
Sunrise looking south. The clouds were mimicking Marina’s Incognito Pear Tree.
Question Mark Butterfly (Polygonia interrogations).
It looks leafy
4:30 this morning, looking east. The Pleiades is on the left. Jupiter is in the center.
4:30 this morning, looking south. Saturn is at the top center.
4:30 this morning, looking north. Lots of stars.
4:30 this morning, looking west.
4:30 this morning, looking straight up.
Sunset
Sunset
Sunrise • Butterfly • Dusk
Charging
Synchronized update
Life is reduced to charging devices
Damned to eternal update hell
Bitcoin indulgences ring in virtual coffers
But no souls spring from the depths of our self-made electronic purgatory
Enslaved by our devices
Can we ever learn to breathe again?
Half moon at sunset
Sunset
You all’s souls may be trapped in a self-made cyber purgatory, but I’m just beeing. Just sayin’!
Moon strays farther from Mars and Venus.
When A Flycatcher Catches Flies
Venus, Mars, stars, and the Moon aligned last night from lower right to upper left.
The key to the night sky last night from LiveSky.com.
How many flies do flycatchers catch when flycatchers are catching flies? That is a good 17-syllable question. However, I couldn’t get a Timku out of the question as it is phrased. I made a couple of gifs and wrote and recorded a silly song to go with the gifs, and made a music video instead of a Timku.
This lizard ran up ahead of me and stopped in a sliver of shade and looked at me. When it saw its reflection in the Bazooka, it came back toward me to challenge the lizard in the lens. I had to back up because it got too close for me to focus. It did push-ups for the challenge.
Blue Grosbeak
Bunny in the bosque
New Mexico whiptail lizard
Sparrows
Bullfrog hanging in the current
Turtle
Turkey Vulture
In The Cloud
Sunrise
Sunset
Off Center & Not Even 