Last time for 76 years, until 2094: full moon the day after the Winter Solstice; this was the monthly WWALS full moon paddle at Banks Lake.

Picture moon, 18:08:17, 31.0229025, -83.1065178

It was cold, but six of us got a paddle full of bats, moss, trees, sunset, full rising moon, and birds, including flocks of sand hill cranes.

Dylan Phillips, 17:28:04, 31.0386478, -83.0772416

Boaters, 17:31:33, 31.0267283, -83.0938965

Stob

Into the sunset, 17:47:39, 31.0223723, -83.0965361

Bird on stob

Moon higher with reflections, 18:11:50, 31.0383632, -83.0785834

Better exposure, 18:08:57, 31.0229025, -83.1065178

And Shirley Moonhead:

Moonhead Shirley, 18:14:40, 31.0386478, -83.0772416

Thanks to Shirley Kokidko for leading us on this expedition to the double moon.

Boat light, double moon, 18:30:47, 31.0273566, -83.1061174

More pictures:

• The rest of this photoset:
  • on the WWALS website.
  • A movie from this photoset on facebook of sand hill cranes.
  • A Google map.
• Shirley Kokidko’s pictures on facebook.

For more WWALS outings and events as they are posted, see the WWALS calendar or the WWALS outings and events web page. WWALS members also get an upcoming list in the Tannin Times newsletter.

 -jsq, John S. Quarterman, Suwannee RIVERKEEPER®

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