My owl comes by nightly at three hours past sunset to 'whooo-whoooooo' a greeting. I answer in my best owlish a 'whooooo-whoo'
The night before Thanksgiving, a mouse [dead] left on my bedroom balcony railing. A very owlish gift for the season!
To celebrate the mouse gift there is now a white owl on the top of this year's Christmas tree. [The mouse was donated to a needy cat....]
Nadine
· 1 year ago
Okay, I am not Twitterized, and you have hiatus'ed [sp?/word?] BrendanLoy.com...but I really wanted to comment on Venus-Jupiter-Moon sky show.
I've been watching this skyly sparklyness for a couple nights based on your recommendation. What so impressed me is seeing how it changed SO much from last night;s vertical Venus-Jupiter positioning with the moon so low on the horizon to this night's shifted position of Venus-Jupiter.
It is the first time I have noticed a large angular movement of any *starkly* in the nighttime sky!
It's so beautiful....now I am trying to figure out how these planet's positions correlate to their orbital positions when looking perpendicularly down on the solar system.
Thank you so much, now I'm learning to watch to nighttime sky's 'show'.
ps. Didn't take the job in China....too much airborne pollution.
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I answer in my best owlish a 'whooooo-whoo'
The night before Thanksgiving, a mouse [dead] left on my bedroom balcony railing.
A very owlish gift for the season!
To celebrate the mouse gift there is now a white owl on the top of this year's Christmas tree. [The mouse was donated to a needy cat....]
I've been watching this skyly sparklyness for a couple nights based on your recommendation. What so impressed me is seeing how it changed SO much from last night;s vertical Venus-Jupiter positioning with the moon so low on the horizon to this night's shifted position of Venus-Jupiter.
It is the first time I have noticed a large angular movement of any *starkly* in the nighttime sky!
It's so beautiful....now I am trying to figure out how these planet's positions correlate to their orbital positions when looking perpendicularly down on the solar system.
Thank you so much, now I'm learning to watch to nighttime sky's 'show'.
ps. Didn't take the job in China....too much airborne pollution.