Swan Rangers witnessed an eclipse of the full moon and other natural phenomena during their outings this past week!

Scroll down for the rest of their photos and details!

In our lead photos, Ruth Quist shows hints of Spring in the clouds and . . .

. . . the sprouting of Birch catkins!

But Chris Gotschalk reminds us there is still snow in the high country while . . .

. . . Norma Linsky shows us some of that snow headed for the low country in an avalanche!

Ruth Quist caught a glimps of the full moon through a hole in the clouds while . . .

. . . Keith Hammer enjoyed how it showed off the details of Larch branches and . . .

. . . later turned red while in the shadow of Earth during a full eclipse known as a Blood Moon!

Keith Hammer found a herd of elk in front of the Swan Range, as well as . . .

. . . a bunch of Swans!

Lynn Smith caught this Swan forming the letter “S” for “Swan” and . . .

. . . this Muskrat looking just plain cute!

Pam Willison enjoyed watching the water flow from stream into lake!

In our parting shots, Pat Jaquith takes us back to colorful Costa Rica with this Fiery-billed aracari . . .

. . . Emerald toucanet . . .

. . . and Rufous-tailed hummingbird!

If you have interesting photos of your outings, send them along with a description to keith@swanview.org and we'll try to work them into these weekly reports!