Sundogs by ia_strmchsr
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Description
This photo was taken of sundogs on Dec 21 '08 (the first day of winter) during our first ground blizzard of the winter season.

Comments (19)
WOW!, I have never heard of this, it's an awsome event, you can be sure I will google this!...Nice shot BTW.
WHOA! I think you have a winner here! Have you considered submitting this to 'Astronomy Picture of the Day'? Please... check it out! Link: http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html Yes... they do take atmospheric effects like this. Good Luck on going worldwide.
Beautiful...
Wonderful thing you have captured here. I have never heard of or seen this before. Wow!
I've seen sun dogs before, but never this spectacular. Bravo on a wonderful capture of one of nature's finests exhibits. : )
Fantastic shot, never heard of this sundogs...
Amazing never heard of this but looks impressive.
OOOH, what a great capture!!
Lucky, rare to see this. Excelent capture.
I have heard of Sundogs but never knew what it meant. That is just simply an amazing event and superb shot!
Wow! This is an awesome shot!
I can see this in Estonia on the Saturday (03.01.`09). http://img246.imageshack.us/img246/9036/p1030037bh3.jpg Fantastic effect.
Striking! A great capture!
Amazing!
I am totally enchanted. I have not heard of Sun Dogs but I find them so beautiful! This is a stunning scene and a stellar capture.
Fantastic capture!
WOW! right place at the right time just like mine!
Outstanding image!!! A real rarity and this is really spectacular!!
I have taken pictures of sundogs but never as pronounce as these. exceptional capture. I use a Rebel xt along with an XTi and a 50 D