Well, a first for me tonight - went out to take the measurements for the midnight observation to find a dude just strolling around the summit, buck naked. When asked what he was doing, he stated, "Just exploring"
A new species of cat has been identified for the first time in a century—and experts think that there may be even more to discover around the world: on.natgeo.com/n5nxra
Scientists have discovered a new species of cat for the first time in over a century.
Smaller than an average housecat and covered in leopard-like spots, the cat species — proposed name Leopardus tilcayo —lives in Bolivia’s Yungas forest ecoregion.
The first clear night since Wednesday allowed the first unobstructed views of the Honor Summit lights from the summit, seen here backlighting the tower, the parapet, and a vertical shot where the parallel light beams appear to cross. (1/2)
If you visit Mount Washington in the summer, Nimbus can occasionally be seen hanging out around the summit. He is not easily spotted, though! His dark grey color is perfect camouflage against the metamorphic schist boulder fields that make up the summit.
New Hampshire got a new coating of snow overnight and it's spectacular. I took this picture from Sugar Hill, with a distant view of Franconia Notch and snow on Mount Lafayette.
I judge the hell out of meteorologists who use AI to make graphics.
1. It’s horrible for the environment.
2. It’s incredibly lazy.
3. AI graphics look awful.
When their pool was drained for cleaning, our flamingos saw an opportunity to strut their stuff 🦩✨
Did you know male flamingos parade like this to attract mates and synchronize the entire flock for nesting?
#InternationalFlamingoDay