STOP and look around
Colors here there everywhere
Sky clouds birds mountains
A Western Bluebird with Blue
All blue above and below the Sandias.
Osric Owl braving the wind.
Half a moon
I had a terrible time getting this American Coot in focus
Dawn’s colors from home, on the road, and at the office this morning.
Half moon high in the southwestern sky. Jupiter and Venus low getting closer together.
As close a shot as I can get of Jupiter and Venus coming together.
A half-moon tonight
The night sky looking toward the southeast.
The night sky looking north.
Loki and Gwendolyn
Kitties conflated
Tangled mess of tails and toes
Two cats into one
When a half-moon blurs
Becomes a ball, a cold sun
Sits eternal blue
From time’s space, she saw
Vibrant sky wore lacy trees
Venus winked, skies blushed
The Werewolf is mad
A half-moon on Halloween
Leaves him half a man
Cold as hell inside
And colder than hell outside
Time to bundle up
My Little Ponies
Lighted up for Halloween
Pretty pink and blue
My friendly computer screens
For my just-in-time delivery of today’s photos, I have a new office dog, flowers, roses, and the half-moon.
Baby
Spunk behind Petunias, Pillow Fight, and Iceberg
Rio Samba, Mermaid, and Altissimo
Iceberg
Mary and Paul. Mama Owl after she delivered a mouse to Peter.
Mama Owl flew back and forth with food for the owlets three times while we were out with them last night. It was dusk, and she was giving the owlets their meals behind a mess of leaves, so I couldn’t get the exchanges of food, but Peter was proud of his mouse and acted like he had a mouse cigar in his beak for quite a while before he finally ate it.
Sunset last night
Halfmoon at 54.8%
Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn among the star, shining through thin clouds and smoke.
A Jake-In-The-Box
Lizard
Western Bluebirds of happiness
Iris
Blue Iris
Mother’s Day roses: Neil Diamond looks like Scentimental. Anna’s Promise, and Vavoom.
Ketchup & Mustard and Vavoom.
Beaker
Søren
Ring around the moon
It’s half the moon it used to be!
Owl diving at dusk
Talented talons
It’s half the moon it used to be. 46.6% Waning Crescent 6:19 am February 4, 2021.
On the 29th day of January, the Owls said to me: “Look! There’s a Pterodactyl on the Tangle Heart Tree.” I turned around and sure enough, the Pterodactyl was perched on the Tangle Heart Tree.
The Pterodactyl flew off into the sunset.
I checked out the cranes grazing on the east bank of the Rio Grande.
After the clouds cleared the half-moon hung in the sky.
You can see what’s under a half moon at http://photos.tandlphotos.com/blog/2016/6/under-a-half-moon
Off Center & Not Even 