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Washington. Skagit County. Frosted spider web design.
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Alaska. Girdwood. Looking across valley from Moose Meadows, avalanche tracks on mountain side, summer.
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Alaska. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge ANWR . Aufeis, Kongakut River.
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Alaska. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge ANWR . Aufeis, Kongakut River.
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Alaska. Peeling paint.
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Alaska. Peeling paint on old building.
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Alaska. Kenai Peninsula. Cottonwood trees. Frosted forest on a clear winter day.
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A sundog (or sun dog) is a relatively common atmospheric optical phenomenon associated with the reflection/refraction of sunlight by the numerous small ice crystals that make up cirrus or cirrostratus clouds. Sundogs typically appear as a bright and sometimes colorful spot in the sky at a position 22 degrees to the left and/or right of the sun. Sundogs are closely related to, and sometimes appear together with, a halo. The scientific name for the phenomenon is parhelion (Plural parhelia).
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