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crocus photography

scent moon

6/5/2020

 
full moon

pink moon

4/7/2020

 
supermoon. it's not pink.
Picture
the first full moon of spring is called pink (accordingtothefarmersalmanac) due to corresponding springtime blooms of creeping phlox a wildflower in eastern north america. nothing of a wildflower sort is blooming here.
ranunculus
persian buttercup
ranunculus asiaticus
ranunculus asiaticus
this ranunculus is from the local nursery.

apple moon

9/13/2019

 
garlic harvest
sunflowers
full moon
apple moonliight

evening skies

4/14/2019

 
mountain clouds
clouds.

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.
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