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Photo of the Day - April 2022
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Something we don't get at lower latitudes and certainly not in big cities, the Northern Lights.
Slept on any good books lately?
Love it!!! Your photo brought back some very fond memories of one of my cat buddies who loved to sleep on my books when I was trying to study.
Another part of Red Rock Canyon, Las Vegas
Small, garden courtyard pool setup in a local apartment complex -- water was running freely when I peaked in on a walkabout a couple of mornings ago -- no birds bathing this time - it's a favourite natural birdbath of several small 'ground & shrub-dwelling' species in the area (but difficult to access & photo without disturbing them into flight).
Dome interior of Tokyo National Museum.
It could be a
Actually is a Balkan anemone. They look very alike . Tomorrow I will post a photo of it
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Yes. These is also a high degree of light pollution in cities (street and other light emissions), and this light "sort of" blocks or filters the Auroras. The Auroras are visible around both the North and South poles. The following is an Aurora forecast for 29 April (four days from now). The forecast is for a Kp5 magnitude around the North pole and regions nearby. The webpage shows todays' forecasts for the different Northern regions, so you have to choose "your" region, and then advance from "Today" to the 29 of April so see the forecast for the 29th.
Aurora Forecast | Geophysical Institute
Forecasts of auroral activity, updated daily.
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Had a fun evening out in Richmond Park and Isabella Plantation here in the UK in London this evening. A little dark so I had to crank the ISO up. Lots of deer, bluebells and other plants. So much material that I'm going to have to sit in front of Lightroom for the next week 
Nikon Z50, 50-250mm Nikkor Z, ISO 1600, f/ 6.3, 1/30 sec.
Nikon Z50, 50-250mm Nikkor Z, ISO 1600, f/ 6.3, 1/30 sec.
A scratch is a good way to end the day after supervising my human assistant.
A struggling bush on the bank down to the marshes...
Nikon Z 50, Tamron 18-400mm, 18mm, 1/400 @ f/8
Cheers
Hugh
Nikon Z 50, Tamron 18-400mm, 18mm, 1/400 @ f/8
Cheers
Hugh
