At the “Kugelbake” I had the luck today for the first time to take pictures of the Snow Bunting wintering here.
Snow Bunting (Plectrophenax nivalis)
Since the storfront Victoria was still present, a large number of Ruddy Turnstones were also close to the path in search of food.
Ruddy Turnstone (Arenaria interpres)
A photo taken last night. Beautiful clear skies and little wind with moderate temperatures… Recording Data
I almost didn’t set off as the sky was closing in. Fortunately, I did set off after all. As in 2018, the moon only became visible late, but towards the end of totality it was still clearly visible. Until around 8:30 pm, the brightness was not sufficient to penetrate the veil near the horizon.
Last night, a remnant of the last substorm in Cuxhaven was still visible. I drove to Döse at around 10:30 pm without too much hope of seeing many auroras. However, a little northern light did become photographically visible.
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