Grant

Awesome.

Great focus and a bit of antenna blur show the movement. Cool

Looks like a beautiful spot

I deserve a coffee

17 hours ago, yesbut said:

It's not a native. All native slugs have a "chevron" pattern.

What is it? Do you know?

What is it? The plant?

They like this plant

I love the fact the focus is on the eyes on this shot.

Nice work

Love the network port entrance

Lovely work. Good example

Love it. See I gave you stars :)

Well that's a tenuous link, but sounds very exciting.

Fishing? Where does that come from?

Someone else who's 7FD tall

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You can drag and drop too.

Oh dear. Nice comb though

nice pictures, please post a topic on the forums

Yes it is, but not the one on your fingertip

Its like trying to forecast rain. If there is an aurora forecast for the night, look south and hope there is no moon. You may see nothing at midnight, 5 minutes later there may be a glow. You wont see colours with the naked eye unless its very strong. Usually it looks like a feint cloud or if you are lucky, columns.

[USER=367]@P K Tan[/USER] you cant predict it more than 60 hours ahead of a solar CME or coronal hole.

That's a lovely swarm