Wednesday Walk The Moon is Full It Bought Butterflies, Horses and More Birds Flocking...

Right at the end of our lane the sights began with our neighbor's horse family out grazing together. The young ones have sure grown!

Horse Family Out Grazing

Further up the road our other neighbor's horses were close by and they stopped to check us our as we came by.

Horses Grazing One Looks Up to Check Us Out

Peering down on the road I saw a beautiful butterfly with a design that looked like cat's eyes on it!

Close Up Milbert's Tortoiseshell Butterfly

Looking up in the sky a flock of cranes was heading South as the temperatures have started to drop.

Flock of 17 Cranes Flying South

Close Up of Underside of Cranes in Flight

Closer View of Cranes in Flight

We witnessed another large flock of cranes flocked up beginning the migration to warmer Southern parts later on in the walk.

2 Cranes Lead the Way for Large Flock

Line of Cranes Heading South

Up on the hill Bruno had a good run which left his tonge hanging out.

Bruno Tongue Hanging Out After a Run on the Hill

A while ago I was able to get a daytime photo of the moon when it was just over half.

Close Up of Daytime Moon

Then when the moon was full I thought we wouldn't have a chance to photo it for the clouds had moved in and it was raining.

But as luck have it when I awoke in the night I saw a bright light shining through the window. I peaked out the door to check if it was the full moon creating the light and sure enough it was. I grabbed my camera. Here are some of the shots I got...

Full Moon Shining Through Pine Branch

Bright Orange Full Moon Shining Through Pine Branches

Full Moon With Orange Ring Behind Pine Branch

Full Moon with Blue and Orange Rings Shining Thru Pine Branch

Full Moon Cradled in the Pine Branches

Pine Needles Design in Front of Full Moon

Twigs and Moss Create a Design in Front of Full Moon

Mossy Pine Branches in Front of Full Moon

Bright Full Moon Highlights Mountain Ash Leaves

I found out this first September full moon is called the Corn Moon or Barley Moon aligning with the Native American Traditions of how they see the changing landscape. Normally the September full moon would be called the harvest full moon (that a lot of what I am doing right now, harvesting) but because it appeared so early in the month the October first full moon is closer to the Fall equinox so it becomes the harvest moon. There is going to be two full moons in October with the Blue Moon being on Halloween!

Close Up Full Corn Moon

Bird images are for the #FeatheredFriends community hosted by @melinda010100

This is my #WednesdayWalk hosted by @tattoodjay go check out his latest post here. He collaborates with @elizacheng and her #MakeMeSmile initiative see her latest post here

The photos were taken with my Canon PowerShot SX60 HS.

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