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1350-71 - Photographer Stephen Bedingfield is shooting the Northern Lights at the Ramparts waterfalls on the Cameron River, September 8, 2019. The Big Dipper is at centre. The aspen trees are nicely turning colour.
1350-139 - Curtains of aurora during an active storm on February 18, 2018 from the Churchill Northern Studies Centre, in the early evening in the last of the twilight. This night the aurora was brightest early in the evening. The Big Dipper is at left.
1350-99 - The Northern Lights on Feb 16, 2015, as seen from the Churchill Northern Studies Centre, in Churchill, Manitoba at 58° latitude, and under the auroral oval. The aurora appeared as skies cleared somewhat during a blizzard with high winds and blowing snow conditions. I shot these from the second floor deck of the Centre, out of the wind and off the ground. Jupiter is at right, the Big Dipper at left.
1350-102 - The Big Dipper in hazy clouds over the Waterton River at Maskinonge Pond, September 23, 2016, taken at the Night Photography Workshop I conducted there that night. The glow at right is light pollution from the Shell Waterton Gas Plant and from Pincher Creek to the north.
1350-72 - An arc of Northern Lights appears in the evening twilight over Prelude Lake near Yellowknife, NWT, on September 9, 2019. The Big Dipper is at left. Capella is at right.
1311-240 - Comet NeoWise 2020 above Sullivan Butte in Chino Valley, with the Moon on the lower left and the Big Dipper in the center, Arizona, United States of America, North America
995-174 - Juvenile Dipper (Cinclus cinclus) on rocks feeding in the waves of Loch Awe. Dippers feed on insects underneath rocks in the water and even on stormy days like this one can feed right amongst the waves. Juvenile Dippers have more dappled feathers than Adults. . Argyll, Scotland
995-178 - Dipper (Cinclus cinclus) perching on pier. Dippers often perch on rocks, fence posts and piers surveying the water, calling or just having a good preen. . Argyll, Scotland
995-175 - Juvenile Dipper (Cinclus cinclus) on rocks feeding in the waves of Loch Awe. Dippers feed on insects underneath rocks in the water and even on stormy days like this one can feed right amongst the waves. Juvenile Dippers have more dappled feathers than Adults. . Argyll, Scotland
995-176 - Dipper (Cinclus cinclus) perching on pier with old sailing rope in background. Dippers often perch on rocks, fence posts and piers surveying the water, calling or just having a good preen. . Argyll, Scotland
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