By clinton ferrara | 2019-11-20
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On 11/20/2019 08:05 pm by John Ashley| Lost Trail Wildlife Refuge, Montana
In Montana, chasing Monocerotid meteors turned out to be awfully similar to chasing unicorns. Over a four-hour span Thursday night, my cameras captured a grand total of two meteors — only one leading back to the Monocerotid radiant. By comparison, on Wednesday night I caught two random meteors in just one hour, including this one above slash piles burning near Dahl Lake. (Slash piles are branches and debris left over from logging operations.)
Nikon D750 with Rokinon 24mm lens.
Adobe Bridge and PS Cloud
