Back up to Carden Alvar for what was expected to be an impressive light show.
Got some birds waiting for it to get dark.
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved f/6.3 1/1000sec ISO-1600 600mm
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved f/6.3 1/1000sec ISO-1600 150mm
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved f/6.3 1/1600sec ISO-1600 600mm
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved f/6.3 1/1000sec ISO-1600 600mm
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved f/6.3 1/4000sec ISO-1600 150mm
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved f/13 1/200sec ISO-1600 1200mm
Eastern Bluebird
Yellow Warbler
Started off cloudy, but we were expecting it to clear.
SQM: 18.44 – It was so bright from the aurora, the Milky Way wasn’t visible at all.
It was visible in every direction
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved 4sec ISO-1600
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved 5sec ISO-1600
Canon EOS 5D Mark II f/2.8 10sec ISO-800 20mm
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved 5sec ISO-1600
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved 5sec ISO-1600
Bill Longo Canon EOS 90D All Rights Reserved 5sec ISO-1600
Caught the second ISS pass at the end of the video
Sadly T Coronae Borealis didn’t blow up, as usual.