Venus
Dawning
Tag: planet
Day After Solstice
Jupiter and the moon on Solstice last night.
Solstice celebration fire
Jupiter and the moon early this morning.
The Big Dipper rising early this morning.
Orion in black lace trees in the wee hours of the morning.
Dusk this evening
Moon shining through the clouds tonight.
X & Gold
The low sun turned the brown leaves on the trees gold.
Dusk
I walked out to talk to Daddy Owl who was on the nest in Susan’s tree hooting up a storm. It was too dark to get a photo of him, but the orange dusk was begging to be photographed, and Jupiter was in Gigi’s tree.
Jupiter
pTerodactyl Tree Morning
Jupiter shining through the clouds last night. I have no idea what the alien mushroom is.
Lacy trees under cloudy sky
First view of the pTerodactyl in the tree this morning.
pTerodactyl in deep thought
Sasha wearing Spunk’s ears
Morning moon
Frost-edged cottonwood leaf
Sandhill cranes foraging in a field.
Sandias with snow
Sandias behind dead trees
TDITC
Can anyone guess what the acronym in the title stands for?
The kitties are nonplussed or perhaps nonpussed about it.
Pink at dawn
Venus shines through the clouds at dawn.
KOB TV channel 4 in Albuquerque began broadcasting 75 years ago today. Happy Diamond Anniversary KOB TV!
Snowing Slightly —> Snowing lighting —> Snowing Lightning
Snowing lightning
With my numb, arthritic fingers, I can’t type worth beans these days. I thought I commented to Lavinia, “It’s snowing lightly now,” but auto-mistake changed whatever typo I made on “lightly” to lighting. Lavinia read it as “lightning” and replied that she had only seen “snow lightning” a few times in her life. I replied that I had never seen it. Then Deborah chimed in on snow lightning, as well. As you can see in the above photo, I made snow lightning.
All the confusion about snow lightning occurred because it snowed last night and this morning.
Kitties in the snow
Clear sky in the west at sunset
Vulture watching the Beaver Moon rise. Jupiter looks on.
The moon is 98.3% full tonight. It will be 99.9% full tomorrow night. The official full moon is on Monday when it doesn’t pass the meridian. It will still be 99% full on Tuesday.
Beaver Moon swimming in a sea of clouds. Jupiter looks on.
Beaver Moon in colorful whipped cream clouds. Jupiter looks on.
WordPress reminded me that I’ve been blogging for thirteen years. I think it’s time to retire.
White Night
The Moon, Jupiter, and lacy trees
Moon & Venus
Dawn
Closer looks
Sunset in the flood control channel
Evel Boll Weevil & Bumblebee
Dawn
Can Evel Boll Weevil make a daredevil jump over Bumblebee?
Jupiter at dawn
Peaches from Dale’s Peach Tree and grapes.
Early morning bloomer
Riding into the storm.
There are critters in them, there clouds.
Storms facing off over the Sandias.
Sunset
Happy Solstice!
Spunk: “Bah, Solstice humbug! The stinking day lasts too stinking long on stinking Solstice!”
Venus and the sliver moon at dust again.
Night sky looking east.
Sol the orange and black striped beetle: “I love Solstice and having a long day to lounge in the daisies!”
Night sky looking west.
Night sky looking north.
Night Sky Looking south.
Off Center & Not Even 