The temperature warmed up yesterday to a balmy 45 degrees, though it's a little cooler today. I didn't go birding, but I did find some cool clouds:
A fine example of melting butter clouds. In this next photo, I'm hoping you can see that it kinda looked like a bunch of little scoops of clouds, little swirls. My phone's camera didn't do too good a job of capturing it, but try to use your imagination and click for huger:
On this same road today at lunchtime, I saw a pretty red female American Kestrel. I loves me some kestrels.
A fine example of melting butter clouds. In this next photo, I'm hoping you can see that it kinda looked like a bunch of little scoops of clouds, little swirls. My phone's camera didn't do too good a job of capturing it, but try to use your imagination and click for huger: On this same road today at lunchtime, I saw a pretty red female American Kestrel. I loves me some kestrels.
Very nice cloudy clouds!
ReplyDeleteI like your sky pictures and I think you caught some nice images with your cell phone! Hope you are doing well and had a great Holiday season.
ReplyDeleteI like the Kestrels, too!
ReplyDeleteAren't kestrels the greatest? I love seeing them on the telephone poles. What beautiful clouds. A great midwestern sky.
ReplyDeleteIt's a giant snow-flake!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou know, when I see cool clouds I always think of you D!
ReplyDeleteSplotchy--kinda splotchy, no?
ReplyDeleteTina--thanks, and same to you!
Matty Boy--they're the coolest raptor, IMO.
NCMtnWoman--yup.
Rabbits' Guy--that's it!
Fran--that's sweet.
I think about you, too, when I see cool clouds! And I've developed a habit that annoys my family. When I see a hawk on a wire, for example, I point it out, but I'm usually too late for anyone else to see it.
ReplyDeleteMelting butter. What a perfect description!
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