Operation Save The Bird
Saving the world one bird at a time.
This little fellow made his way into my chimney and fireplace, then got really stuck. But he lived another day!
Night Sky Around Polaris (North Star)
These were 1,024 second exposures.
From Wikipedia: While other stars' apparent positions in the sky change throughout the night, as they appear to rotate around the celestial poles, pole stars' apparent positions remain virtually fixed. This makes them especially useful in celestial navigation: they are a dependable indicator of the direction toward the respective geographic pole although not exact; they are virtually fixed, and their angle of elevation can also be used to determine latitude.
Night Sky Aug 25
The Ottawa night sky, 9 hours in 16 seconds. 30 second exposures, pointing straight up.
Overnight Photography UFOs- South
Skies were clear last night. This time the camera was pointing south. A couple of very interesting UFOs were caught. These are 13 second exposures f3.5.
The 2nd one is an airplane. The first one??
zooming in:
Overnight Photography
Set up the camera overnight again, this time for 10 hours straight. The previous night we saw meteors and satellites. This time, an airplane was caught. Each frame is 15 seconds long.
Click to enlarge each photo please. 10:20PM:
5:20AM:
Hiking - Going Through the Caves
Going underground, in moving water, through the caves:
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