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[Stottie Girl]

@Stottie Girl

Yes, the USA  (in non-scientific circles)  uses Fahrenheit.

  -15 deg F  =  -26 deg C

HUGS, Danielle [Northern Star Girl]

Yikes! The lowest I've ever seen where I live was -14 celcius and my nostril hairs started to freeze! I am on the same lattitude as Southern Alaska too, Thank god for the Gulfstream!

[Stottie Girl]

Redshank

[Charlotte_Ringwood ✅]

Redshank

That's extremely beautiful. The colour and light is brilliantly captured

[Stottie Girl]

That's extremely beautiful. The colour and light is brilliantly captured

Thanks Charlotte. I was the only one in the hide and he just flew right up in front of me and posed on the rock for a good 10 minutes. He must be a diva! I love the pastel water effect.

[Northern Star Girl ✅]

  @Stottie Girl
That gives all of us a good reason to bring our phone and/or a good camera whenever we are out and about.  The photo opportunities like this one you posted of the Redshank bird usually unexpectedly arrive in a moment's notice and disappear in the very next moment.

          Beautiful photo.... thank you for posting and sharing.

HUGS, Danielle [Northern Star Girl]

Thanks Charlotte. I was the only one in the hide and he just flew right up in front of me and posed on the rock for a good 10 minutes. He must be a diva! I love the pastel water effect.

[Northern Star Girl ✅]

At a Northern Latitude near the Arctic Circle the Aurora Borealis is fairly high over the horizon and is a stunning and bright display seen on many evenings on a clear night.
I really like the photo taken through the windows inside my living room.

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[Charlotte_Ringwood ✅]

That's such a pretty view to have @Northern Star Girl

Very nice photos too

[Stottie Girl]

Wow, you're so lucky Danielle!

We sometimes get auroras, in fact there has been a lot of them over the last year or so but they are normally quite faint and reddish. It's only if you switch to very long exposure that you can see them like that. Yours look like you open the curtain and there they are! Amazing.