At the end of day for Skywatch Friday

The street lights have come on, workers are returning home for the night and the sky suggests it still may continue to storm as it has today
Happy skywatch Friday to all. My appreciative thanks to Sandy, Klaus, Ivar, Wren and Fishing Guyand Louise for hosting Sky Watch Friday

present weather at the moment

I dislike winter weather!

The East Quoddy Lighthouse for One Single Impression

The East Quoddy Lighthouuse overlooking Passamaquoddy Bay on Campobello Island. NB, Canada

lighthouse

beacon of light
Guardian of the night
harbinger of hope

These lines were created in response to the word,lighthouse which is this week's prompt at One Single Impression. For more poetry on this theme please visit the hosting site.

West QuoddyLlighthouse for Photo Hunter

The red and white paint highlight the CURVES and make the West Quoddy Lighthouse at Lubec, maine easily identifiable. A beautiful curvy sight!

For more photos on this weeks theme of 'curves just click on Photo Hunter or you many click on the icon in the side bar. My thanks to tnchick for hosting this site. Happy Photo Hunting to all! just click on Photo Hunter or you many click on the icon in the side bar. My thanks to tnchick for hosting this site. Happy Photo Hunting to all

Grazing Sheep for MonochromeWeekly

The trheme for this meme is monochrome, no colour. to learn more about this theme or to maybe post your own contributionplease clickhere.

R is for rain for ABC WEDNESDAYand Watery Wednesday

R is for rain and we have had too much of it this past summer and and spring, but then it could be snow as the seasons change and the temperatures get lower and I'm not psychologically ready for winter yet.
to view other R wors or perhaps to contribute your own photo please go to http://abcwednesdayround3.blogspot.com/

Rain is also about water and,The theme of Watery Wednesday is water; for a wonderful variety of watery scenes from other bloggers around the world, just click on its name.

Not A Crow, But A Hawkor maybe an Eagle!

At A distsnce I knew it wasn't a crow. It was too big for crow. I took my first picture from my car, then got out and walked further down on the shoulder of the road to get closer.When closer I could see a few markings on its breast and the hook in its beak, and I then knew I was looking at a hawk. This is the first hawk |I have seen for months! I think it is a Red-tailed Hawk.
i think i might have interrupted lunch for as it started to leave I could see the shape of something hanging from its claw.
My best photo was my last one as its beautiful curved wingspan was shown as it was leaving. What a beautiful sighting this was! Another lucky day. I love the half moon shape of its wings!