“Look up and
behold Heaven's gallery of art, with its countless, ever-changing, golden
pictures of beauty, illuminating the gorgeous curtain of ethereal blue.”
~James Lendall Basfor
Saturday, March 9, 2019
Sunday Sunspots
I call them sunspots, because that's what they look like. Not rainbows, but spots. Most people call them Sundogs or Mock suns. Their scientific name is Parhelia. They usually appear toward the end of the day when the sun is closer to the horizon. Here are a few that I have seen over the last few years.
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whatever they are called, they are beautiful Ginny. Hope you had a lovely birthday yesterday.
Look up and behold, the heavens parhelia... i love that word and have never heard it before... these are beautiful.. it is hard to choose but i think number one is number one for me, although number 2 could be number 1.
Beautifully captured and well spotted. I haven’t noticed one of these in years.
They're beautiful by any name.
What beautiful pictures, Ginny! I needed them today. Love, Andrea xoxo
So lovely...God's Masterpiece.
Outstanding!!
What beautiful photos of the sunspots! I love the shape of cloud in second and third photos, too.
I think my coworker once referred sunspots as Sundogs :-)
I have never really known what they were called before. I like the term sundog. It sounds like a story that Native Americans might have told.
Whatever you call them, I call them beautiful!
I call them sundogs as well. This past winter I have even seen them around midday, but it has been exceptionally cold's that may be the reason.They sure do make lovely pictures.
Nice photos. I don't think I've ever noticed them before, but I will look from now on!
I've heard them called sundogs before. I don't think I have ever noticed one before. I need to pay more attention. They are really pretty and I especially love the look of the first picture with that beautiful blue sky
Ginny you must live your life looking all around everywhere. That is so cool.
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