Cat sees dog
The slow acceptance
Note to self. “Don’t get so close to dawg!”
Jupiter over Resa’s Wolf Tree. Orion on the right.
A sinuous walk
Winding through three sunder miles
Born to see the light
Sunset
Dusk
A Sinuous Walk
Tag: Orion
Wee Hours
Night sky in the wee hours of the morning
Silver
Sunset
Alien Wear
Orion, Jupiter, Kiss Flying-V, and the Pleiades
Cranky Cranes
Sasha heard that Comic Con was in town this weekend, and being that Alien Wear is all the kitty rage, she’s got her costume and is ready to go.
Jake giving me Jake eyes
Sunset
Still Aligned
Loki
Splish splash Beaker taking a bath
Jupiter, the Pleiades, and Orion
Lavender Mist Morning
Orion, Jupiter, Kiss Flying V, The Pleiades
Bazooka Calling
Orian, Jupiter, The Pleiades, and more
La ti da! Da ti la!
Henry! Henrieta!
Kiss me, you fool!
Now that the cranes are showing up, I’ll have to take the Bazooka out to capture them.
MGM
Between The Lines
Moonrise and Venus
Sliver Moon between the lines
Wile E. Coyote has a hangdog look in the first photo when he was on the ditch by our gate. He crossed the Clearwater ditch, ran up onto the top of the levee near where I was, and looked a little less hangdog.
Ducks in the ditch
Cranes in the Rio Grande
Contrails
Sunset
Black lace cottonwoods
Night sky
Cold Moon Rising
Cold Moon rising through an anonymous tree yesterday.
Cold Moon and Orion with black lace trees when we got home after midnight.
Hey, Spunk. I’ve been watching Marble play with her tail for the past 20 minutes. She’s quite silly.
Hey, Paparazzo! What’s sillier is that you stood there watching Marble play with her tail for 20 minutes. Hahahahahaha! Stupid Paparazzo!
Loki: “Eye don’t think any of you are funny!”
Gwendolyn: “I don’t get it!”
Frosted Flake
Venus, the Moon, and I rose at the same time this morning.
Twenty-four degrees
I stood out in my skivvies
Like a frosted flake
Venus and the Moon shapeshifted through the glass.
The various crescents are moonlight fractured by condensation on the glass. Venus made some mean-looking faces.
Back to normal
Venus and the Moon at dawn.
Lower left to top: Orion, Kiss Flying-V, and The Pleiades. Top right: Jupiter.
Brad mentioned seeing The Pleiades in yesterday’s photo meant Orion was not far behind. I’ve taken many photos with Orion in them recently, but I haven’t posted Orion in a while.
Off Center & Not Even 