Blue Blood Eclipsed Moon

[centrarchid]

I am going outside every ten minutes or so to observe the event. Sky is not cloudless but I can see moon. No real base line with respect to chicken behavior. Roosters often crow a lot but not always. This morning is a not always. May not be anything to report.

I tried to link to a thread I made last summer of the total solar eclipse. Like so many others I started, it does not show up in a search.

 

[Beer can]

I missed it took the kids out for the bus and they mentioned it, but it was already gone. Get any good pics?
We had a super moon not too long ago. I came home early from work that night and caught it on the way home. On the top of one of the hills it was a monster huge. Wish I took a pic. Once it was visible from our house it looked like a normal ole moon.

 

[centrarchid]

It is not done yet.

 

[Embden Geese]

It just happened it was predicted to be at 12:52 and was in the news. I'm un the UK tho .

 

[007Sean]

Can't see it here in South Central Texas, fog moved in at 6:15am, just before it started...

 

[Miss Lydia]

No one got pics?
By the time the eclipse started the moon was too far down behind all the trees for us to see.

 

[lilmillefleur]

Same. I was in MA and it peaked so close to the horizon that I couldn't see it . oh well

 

[Nardo]

I was able to see the entire thing. We get up @ 6 and it had just barely started. By 6:50, when I left for work, it was fully eclipsed and red. Then it got too light from the sunrise to see the moon any longer, so we won't be able to see the 'uncovering'. This is Central Standard Time.

 

[lilmillefleur]

@Nardo you're Lucky !

 

[sourland]

I, too, was up early, but saw no eclipse from here on the East coast. Super moon was big, beautiful and orange tinged but no eclipse. Hopefully someone from the West coast has pictures.