Look up, see night sky
Smoking hot moon shines above
A string of planets
Smoking Hot
Tag: Venus
Stinku
Silver kitty
Stinku
Silver upside down
Skunks are stinking up the night
Diverging planets
Stinky skunk
Venus above Jupiter
Changement
Classical Changement
Venus over Jupiter
Crossed paths in the night
Moon in the clouds at dusk
Since a lot of people couldn’t find the owl’s nest in Susan’s Tree on the February 28th post, here’s a photo of the nest after I got it secured on the tree last August.
Snake Eyes In The Mist
On Three One Two Three
Snake eyes peek through swirling mist
Convergence happens
As dusk settled in
Dragon’s breath consumed the sky
Snake eyes peered through haze
A hint of sunset
Under the moon’s watchful eye
Colors reach up high
Three Photos & Two Questions
If the moon is 66.6% full is it a Devil’s Moon?
The moon above Jupiter and Venus.
Can you find the nest I hung in Susan’s Tree?
A Little Closer
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.
On The Verge Of Converge
The Moon, Jupiter, and Venus lined up last night. Jupiter and Venus managed to shine through the clouds.
Only three nights left before Jupiter and Venus meet as they cross paths from our earthly view.
Jupiter and Venus shine through the clouds, between the trees.
The stars looked on.
Kitties Conflate
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
I Tought I Taw a Putty Tat?
Pre-dawn
I Tought I Taw a Putty Tat?
Oh! I did! I did see a putty tat!
Venus and Jupiter
The Rio Grande is running high this afternoon.
Sliver Moon, Venus, Flash Flood
Venus and the moon rising through the clouds at dawn.
Venus
We did not get rain last night, but there were flash flood warnings for Sandoval County. Obviously, there was a significant amount of rain and flash flooding to the north of us as the Rio Grande’s water level rose about 3 feet last night. It was receding this evening when I was out at the river.
The Rio Grande looking north from Beaver Point last night and tonight.
The Rio Grande looking south from Beaver Point last night and tonight.
The red strip of mud between the light-colored bank and the water is how high the river rose and then fell from last night to tonight. About 3 feet.
Speaking of Beaver Point, a beaver swam by, crawled out of the water, went up onto the bank and disappeared into the willows.
The Black-crowned Night-heron was out hunting on the river to the north of Beaver Point. It looks like it got a fish.
Clouds reaching out this afternoon. No rain on us.
Off Center & Not Even 