Boomer and I went for our wee evening walk, coming home just in time to see the Worm Moon starting to rise over the Paonia Mountains
I don’t usually mark my photos, allowing any and all of you to copy and use as long as you give me credit,
But I felt these were exceptional.
You are still welcome to use them
The sight was wonderful; fully charged with the golden glow of the Worm Moon of March
The sky was just darkening
The rising moon’s light lifting into the world
So huge and large
I stood mesmerized!
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Extraordinary! The same moon rose here too, but not over those gorgeous mountains. Well done!
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Thank you, Marianne!
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J & D > Amazing! Very beautiful!
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Thank you, it was a huge wonder
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Excellent photos…look like a book cover
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It was fun watching the moon rise, it only took seconds
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Beautiful and excellent shots
MB
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Thank you, MaryBeth!
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Absolutely gorgeous!
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Thank you, Elaine!!
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We are equally mesmerized…our moon is boring.
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I think I was lucky to see it rising!
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Stunning!!!!
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Thank you!!!
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Just stunning. Maybe you should have it made into a framed photo to hang up….keep that moment forever. Wild swan flocks have come to the fields to rest up before heading further north. Hundreds of them. The air is alive with beautiful bird sounds. Next will be the pelicans!
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OH! Lucky! Lucky you! Seeing Swans and pelicans would be a huge treat for me.
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Extremely beautiful photos, well worth copyrighting. Down Under, our moon rise was much less impressive – and I must have missed the reason why it’s called the Worm Moon?
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Here in U.S.A. the Worm Moon, The Full Moon in March is the Worm Moon. It is also called Lenten Moon, Crow Moon, Crust Moon, Chaste Moon, Sugar Moon, and Sap Moon. It’s the last Full Moon before the vernal equinox. A spring robin pulling out a worm. Many birds feed on earthworms which emerge around the month of March.
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And here, it’s the autumn equinox, and Easter is in the fall, and the worms are putting themselves to bed. No wonder I hadn’t heard the name before.
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Teehee, right on!
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Remarkable photos – well done.
We had a magnificent moon over the coastline also last night.
Colin
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Thank you, Colin
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These photos are spectacular! Absolutely magnificent!!
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Thank you, George!
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WOW! Awesome pictures!
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Thank you!
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wow Linda…those are just amazing photos! You are quite the Photog!!! Thank you for sharing them with us.
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Aww! Thank you, Diane!
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Yes they are exceptional. WOW!
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Thanks, Tom
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Stunning photos! 🙂
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Thank you!
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Gorgeous!
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Thank you!
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exceptional indeed – thank you. same moon over here, but i’ll never see it like that. and my imagination sees it like a big beach ball bouncing on ocean waves, another thing i’ll never see over here, lol. happy spring.
–suz in ohio, where it’s snowing/raining again, but i have NO complaints compared with what i see about nebraska, etc.
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What a mess for Nebraska, my heart breaks for them
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WOW. I couldn’t get a shot of it, here. It was cloudy and raining. I got two days before and the next day.
Mine are nothing compared to yours.
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I think I was blessed! It was a huge event for me. Thank you, Hinoeuma
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I’m Victoria, Linda. I usually sign my stuff as Vic. HELLO. 😁
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Victoria!!! What a pretty name! I will try and remember.
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Wow these are amazing shots Linda … the moon sure looks like it is showing off! 👏
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I thought so too!
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