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LunaSolCal. I'm fairly certain you can find it in your Apple ir Google stores.

Blue hour is the time before sunrise and after sunset when you can still see fairly well. It follows before/after civil twilight. Think of it as that time of day when your mom called you in because it was dark out, and you yelled back "no it's not! I can still see my hands!" Here's a snapshot...

@sybonbon . This information is incorrect. Chickens generally need between 12 to 14 hours of light to lay. Some breeds are great winter layers and can lay with even shorter days, and some are better summer layers and require longer days. My Wyandottes and Barred Rocks generally start laying...