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Cirrus uncinus spotted over Val de la Mare Reservoir, Parish of St Peter, Jersey, Channel Islands
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Parallel ridges of Altocumulus cloudlets, known as undulatus, going this way and that at two different levels, known as duplicatus.
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Fair weather at the Jersey coastline, Channel Islands.
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A Cumulus cloud with waves in its hair over Jersey, Channel Islands.
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An Ostrich with its head in the clouds over Queen’s Valley Reservoir, Jersey, Channel Islands.
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A display of Crepuscular rays over St Ouen, Jersey, Channel Islands.
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A Sunset over Jersey, Channel Islands.
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Pauline thought this looked like a Chef’s Hat in the clouds over Jersey, Channel Islands.
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A sunset over Jersey, Channel Islands.
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A cloud Hound leaps over a hedge, Jersey, Channel Islands.
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That’s quite enough mince pies for Rover!
Next week he starts The Diet!
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A sky full of virga trails over St. Ouen, Jersey, Channel Islands.
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Beate Blecher says:
Haha, Anthony – what a cool way to describe them! They’re truly amazing and quite lovely, Pauline!
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Anthony Skellern says:
Lovely photograph, Pauline.
looks like they have just been washed and strung out to dry in the sun -
What an amazing display, Pauline!
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Nellie, the white elephant, friend of Dumbo perhaps?, Portelet Bay in Jersey.
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Mark Murray... Aberdeen.UK says:
I also spotted a polar bear…Great shot
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Gorgeous.
Beautiful shot