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comet squirrel ice moon

2/5/2023

 
many red squirrels today.
tree reflection in creek
red squirrel
dogwood
ice
tree stubs in frozen creek
grass at frozen creek
rosehips
full moon
the green comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) is near Capella.

equinox moon

3/20/2019

 
no bugs yet. deer, chipmunks, beaver, ravens, owl.
deer in woods
ice creek
winter ice
ice
raven moon
asteroid 2019 EA2.

waxing gibbous solstice

12/21/2018

 
there is a lot going on!
  • winter solstice
  • Freyjudagr
  • Christmas comet
    46P/Wirtanen
  • 98.6% full moon
winter solstice moon

snow moon

2/9/2017

 
february full moon
penumbral eclipse on freya day [Friday], februum [February] 10. it's a close green comet 45p on saturn day [Saturday], februum [February] 11.  janus' [January's] full moon was also snowy. then in maia [May], 41p and C/2015 V2.

purple snow

11/17/2013

 
purple snow @purpledawn and full moonsets—tinsel, glitter, frost.  the parlour palm is at it again.
snowdrifts, blizzards. chipmunk (or a red squirrel). white, white hares with charcoal ear tips. the deer, mice, bluejays,  chickadees, owls, coyotes, ravens, 100huddled geese, northern flicker, crows, skunks, porcupine. lots of tracks and a sundog.
Picture
moon, 13 october 2013
comet ison is not to be seen.

a bit of a snow storm

4/15/2013

 
again. this one is a blanket. there have been granule flurries, light rains, pellets, ice crystals in the air, drizzle and mist (last week), fogs and winds. 
sun, ice crystals
sun - ice crystals
with a few clear days. what is blue? a 2013 project: taking a shot of the full moon every month, which adds up to one group of 12 moons, in a year of comets. it's been too overcast.
full moon, jupiter jan 26 2013
january 26, 2013, moon and jupiter
that was the one & only one, so far. just as well. the frost is trippy.
besides.
April snow.ers
bring May flow.ers

jackrabbits: their backs are smoothing in colour, nice grey carapaces.

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