Thru’ waving Cape Cod beach grass…
“Good night, Full Worm Supermoon….”
❤
Well it looked like all systems were go here just before 6 AM yesterday morning.
As I stepped out onto the crunchy snow I could see the moon, full and bright, through the trees.
All I could think of was how amazing this moment was going to be – witnessing this rare “Moon Punch” known as Super Blood Blue Moon that moon-gazers like me dream about!
But then I noticed something through my lens.
A wisp of clouds was passing over the lower edges of the moon.
Within moments, a thick bank of clouds had risen up to greet the setting moon just as the show was about to begin.
I did my best to get a few shots of it thru’ the trees before it got totally covered up.
And then I stopped, and just stared up at that big beautiful orb in the sky.
Soaking in this exquisite moment as the full moon was setting in the West, the sky brightening in the East.
And I thought to myself, Super Blue Blood Moon or no Super Blue Blood Moon.
I do believe I’ll take this kind of magic, anytime.
Pink Moon, another harbinger of spring that is named not for its color but for the time when pink-hued wild ground phlox is in bloom, arrives early tomorrow morning at 2:08 a.m EST!!
We are expecting cloudy skies tomorrow night, and so…
I am posting a few images now of what we have been seeing in our skies leading up to this momentous event.
Welcome, welcome, Pink Moon… Cape Cod style! 😉