Perseids at full Glory!

This year's peak of the Perseid meteor shower will be a night I would remember for times to come as it gave me so many shooting stars in so little time. I witnessed about a hundred meteors with my naked eye and depending upon the frequency of fireballs and relatively bright meteors I decided to choose this frame and kept shooting for quite some time and to my luck I got not one but seven meteors in the same frame over a period of about 2 hours out of which 2 were fireballs.
Here is a composite of all the meteors I captured on the night of 13th August from bortle 4 skies of Jhelum near the bank of river Jhelum. The background stars have been stacked with a total integration of 12 minutes untracked frames. The greenish color you see in the tails of the meteors is due to ionization of oxygen molecules as the meteor enters our atmosphere. You can also notice the direction of all the meteors is away from the radiant which was about 10-11 o'clock of this frame.
I hope to see and capture such events in the future as well and I wish all clear and clean skies.

Canon eos 1300d
Canon EF 50mm f 1.8 lens

Background stars 12 mins exposure stacked together with single frame of ISO 3200, f/2.8, 5 seconds
All meteor shots blended together in the stacked image with PS 2023