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On A Diet2160 viewsThis scrawny little Ground Squirrel popped up out of his hole for this photo. San Clemente State Beach Campground.
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Comet Holmes2158 viewsComet Holmes, normally only visible with the aid of telescopes has suddenly become brighter after emitting a large dust cloud. Now usually somewhat visible with the naked eye, it is definitely visible with binoculars.
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2157 viewsI continue to capture images of the Bear(s). As you'll see they are the second most common visitor.
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Lighter Shades Of Pale2156 viewsWe were working the Sam Merrill Checkpoint in the AC100 100 Mile Endurance Run. During a break in the action we drove further up the Mount Lowe Motorway. This photo is looking West from the Mount Lowe Motorway towards Mount Lukens in the Angeles National Forest.
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Geminids 12-14-062154 viewsAs mentioned in the earlier photo, I had the WebCam set up to capture an image every minute. This is the second Geminid Meteor I captured. This one was in the early morning hours and the radiant had risen high in the sky and the metoer is going almost straight down in the middle of the image.
These images also appear in the WeatherCam Favorites section.
Click on the medium size image above to view a 1024x768 version.
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Sago Palm2154 viewsCycas revoluta. Members of the Cycad Family, Sago Palms are known to be among the oldest plants on earth. This photo is looking straight down into the cone on one of our plants.
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Orange Wave2149 viewsTaken 8/11/03 with my Olympus C-5050 Z from my backyard in Altadena, CA
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2144 viewsThe radio looked so simple. No "bells and whistles". It must have been tough sending CW (morse code) while they were in flight. It was pretty bumpy.
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Geminid Meteor 12/14/072144 views
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Minotaur 32144 viewsSeptember 22, 2005 marked the first Vandenberg AFB dusk launch in nearly three years. The Minotaur booster Lifted off from south Vandenberg just after 19:24 PDT, the start of a 16-minute launch window.
This third photo shows the second stage continuing to burn. Venus can be seen in the lower left.
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