The moon is growing smaller each and every day now. Shrinking from a great swollen ball hazed by a shimmer causing it to look gold as it rises into the sky.
There (as luck would have it) were the Sandhill Cranes etched sharply in the newly minted silver of the moon.
What a gift!
What a marvelous gift…the moon and the Sandhill cranes.
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
WOW Linda, those are great photos- But that one with the Sandhills and the moon is SO AWESOME! You do great photography!
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Thank you, Elaine 🙂
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Both photos are beautiful, but the picture with the cranes is simply magnificent.
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Thank you ever so much! 🙂
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That photo of the cranes against the moon is breathtaking. Just beautiful!!
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Thank you. Me thinks I was in the right place at the right time…pure Luck! 🙂
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Excellent pix, Momma! The Crane/Moon shot looks like it belongs on a Farmer’s Almanac site/magazine or an Astrology site or timeanddate.com
You are so talented. 💕
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Me thinks I was just lucky. But Thank you!
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Heh. I’m going with talent. 😁💜
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Thank you 🙂
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😁💜💜💜
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Wow! great photos
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Fun to get.
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Linda, these photos are magnificent. How is the water for farming this year? Will you have enough? How was the water last year? Hope you can plant crops. Farming is so important. Love Ethel.
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We will be farming again this year. So far they saying the water will be enough. Terry says he guesses he will farm until he can’t do it anymore…so far we are trudging forward. Nice to hear from you, Ethel
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Yay for Terry! Tom
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Beautiful! Awesome photo!
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Thank you, it was fun to snap!
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Linda, your photography is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing with us.
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You are kind. Thank you!
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Such great pictures, Linda! Love that you captured the Sandhill Cranes with the moon!
At least 74% of the farmers here have planted some kind of cover crop to help hold down the blowing sand, so not very much plowing etc. going on here yet. We’re praying for some rain soon so they don’t have to preplant irrigate later this month. The March winds have started!! 35 to 45 mph tomorrow and Friday! Ugh.
Blessings, my friend!
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Praying for a good farming year for you, Vadarae!
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Lulu: “I’m not one of those dogs who howls at the moon, but if I were, I would definitely be howling at THAT moon!”
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It’s a good one. 🙂
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Gosh that’s a wow from me too … the shot with the cranes and the moon is stunning 🙂❤️
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Oh. Thank you, it was a lucky shot. 🙂
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