Zona horaria:hora de verano central
Hora local:martes, 15 de septiembre de 2026 23:43
Longitud:-92.0911443
Latitud:43.217818
Amanecer hoy:6:49:10
Atardecer hoy:19:20:51
Horas de luz hoy:12h 31m 41s
Amanecer mañana:6:50:15
Atardecer mañana:19:19:01
Horas de luz mañana:12h 28m 46s

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Fecha Salida de sol Puesta de sol Duración del día
1 de ene. de 2026 7:41:36 16:43:38 9h 2m 2s
1 de feb. de 2026 7:26:20 17:19:45 9h 53m 24s
1 de mar. de 2026 6:47:47 17:56:58 11h 9m 10s
1 de abr. de 2026 6:53:16 19:34:05 12h 40m 48s
1 de may. de 2026 6:04:21 20:09:11 14h 4m 49s
1 de jun. de 2026 5:33:15 20:41:46 15h 8m 31s
1 de jul. de 2026 5:32:53 20:53:28 15h 20m 34s
1 de ago. de 2026 5:58:43 20:33:12 14h 34m 29s
1 de sep. de 2026 6:32:50 19:47:36 13h 14m 46s
16 de sep. de 2026 6:49:10 19:20:51 12h 31m 41s
17 de sep. de 2026 6:50:15 19:19:01 12h 28m 46s
1 de oct. de 2026 7:05:40 18:53:30 11h 47m 49s
1 de nov. de 2026 7:43:07 18:03:17 10h 20m 10s
1 de dic. de 2026 7:20:53 16:36:11 9h 15m 17s

Fotos de amanecer y atardecer

bur oak tree near Lake Meyer Park IA 854A5241 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, The storm breaks! The sun finally peeks out after a massive storm brought tornados, hail and high wi
bur oak tree near Lake Meyer Park IA 854A5241 by [email protected]
cream cahill (Maccaffertium mediopunctatum) male imago at Cardinal Marsh IA 653A5180 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This cool male cream cahill is a member of the flatheaded mayfly clan and their nymphs have a very f
cream cahill (Maccaffertium mediopunctatum) male imago at Cardinal Marsh IA 653A5180 by [email protected]
white-tailed deer doe at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A9570 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This white-tailed deer doe was out wandering around right after sunrise even as the actual air tempe
white-tailed deer doe at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A9570 by [email protected]
northern cardinal male at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A4906 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This male northern cardinal looked bright as a neon light tonight at sunset.northern cardinal male l
northern cardinal male at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A4906 by [email protected]
bur oak tree near Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6630 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Bur oak trees look terrific any time, but tonight's sunset backed that stately silhouette with a bit
bur oak tree near Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6630 by [email protected]
northern cardinal male at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A3779 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, These guys are great whistlers and their cheerful tunes are just one part in a growing mix of birds
northern cardinal male at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A3779 by [email protected]
dog-day cicada (Neotibicen canicularis) at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A6030 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, The dog-day cicada comes out during the dog days of August - typically coinciding with a stretch of
dog-day cicada (Neotibicen canicularis) at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A6030 by [email protected]
blue jay at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A8779 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This blue jay's eyelashes iced-up today as the thermometer registered -33 F at sunrise. One of my co
blue jay at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A8779 by [email protected]
red-bellied woodpecker female at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A7382 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This female red-bellied woodpecker is dreaming of warmer days ahead. The temperature topped out at 2
red-bellied woodpecker female at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A7382 by [email protected]
sunrise at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A4513 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, We rang in the new year with record-low temperatures here at Lake Meyer Park. As the day dawned on 2
sunrise at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A4513 by [email protected]
ring-necked pheasant rooster at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A2171 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Pheasants were out feeding right at sunrise today in picked cornfields where the wind had blown the
ring-necked pheasant rooster at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A2171 by [email protected]
white-tailed deer doe at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A2438 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, The skies cleared just before sunset but though the light might look nice and warm here it felt like
white-tailed deer doe at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A2438 by [email protected]
mourning dove at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A3859 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Mourning doves are early risers and start cooing their somewhat sad-sounding notes about a half-hour
mourning dove at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A3859 by [email protected]
white-tailed deer at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A6595 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, These two white-tailed deer are savoring a brief view of the sun breaking through stubborn clouds ju
white-tailed deer at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A6595 by [email protected]
killdeer at Cardinal Marsh IA 653A1034 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, I spent nearly the whole day out in the field photographing some wonderful wildflowers and cool bugs
killdeer at Cardinal Marsh IA 653A1034 by [email protected]
northern cardinal female at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A4364 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This lovely lady cardinal was up at the crack of dawn to enjoy a glorious Easter sunrise in Iowa.nor
northern cardinal female at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A4364 by [email protected]
ruby-throated hummingbird juvenile at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A8491 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, There's a huge push of ruby-throated hummingbirds passing south through northern Iowa right now as t
ruby-throated hummingbird juvenile at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A8491 by [email protected]
cirrus clouds at sunset over Lake Meyer Park IA 653A7810 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, The strong winds finally subsided and except for a few wispy cirrus clouds floating around the sky w
cirrus clouds at sunset over Lake Meyer Park IA 653A7810 by [email protected]
white-tailed deer buck near Ridgeway IA 854A4987 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This buck was on the move in the early morning light. Notice the steam from his breath drifting over
white-tailed deer buck near Ridgeway IA 854A4987 by [email protected]
northern cardinal female at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A4484 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Mama cardinal looks relieved to finally have the chance to sit down and relax this morning after a l
northern cardinal female at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A4484 by [email protected]
red-bellied woodpecker female at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A6489 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Fall colors are coming on fast now in northeastern Iowa as the tree leaves turn from green to red an
red-bellied woodpecker female at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A6489 by [email protected]
sandhill cranes at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A3365 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Sandhill cranes came in from the south this evening, trumpeting out their haunting resonant calls as
sandhill cranes at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A3365 by [email protected]
winter solstice sunset at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6806 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Here's what the start of the longest night of the year looked like at Lake Meyer Park this evening.
winter solstice sunset at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6806 by [email protected]
white-tailed deer doe at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6762 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This doe stepped out of the cool shadows and into the warm light right at sunrise today.whitetailed
white-tailed deer doe at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6762 by [email protected]
red-bellied woodpecker male at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A8550 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This red-bellied woodpecker guy has just the right touch as he turned himself into gold at sunset to
red-bellied woodpecker male at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A8550 by [email protected]
red oak trees at sunrise in Lake Meyer Park IA 854A8479 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Today the sun started shining one minute sooner than the shortest sunrise at Lake Meyer!park county
red oak trees at sunrise in Lake Meyer Park IA 854A8479 by [email protected]
sunset at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A8264 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Happy New Year! I hope we can all look up and see that blessed sunshine breaking through any clouds
sunset at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A8264 by [email protected]
black-capped chickadee at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A5159 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Black-capped chickadees were soaking in the late-day sun since temperatures will be dropping down be
black-capped chickadee at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A5159 by [email protected]
cedar-apple rust (Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae) on eastern red cedar tree at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A7403 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This fantastic fungus is very fugitive so if I didn't show this one today it will be gone tomorrow.
cedar-apple rust (Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae) on eastern red cedar tree at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A7403 by [email protected]
northern cardinal male at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A8550 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This colorful cardinal came out at sunset to bask in the bit of bright sunshine that finally broke t
northern cardinal male at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A8550 by [email protected]
Canada geese at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A3200 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, It was a nice peaceful evening to soak in the sunset at Cardinal Marsh. county canada geese cardinal
Canada geese at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A3200 by [email protected]
American robin eating crabapple at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6310 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, "Let's play catch, Larry!" This was one of a thousand robins massed around the crabapple t
American robin eating crabapple at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6310 by [email protected]
red-breasted nuthatch at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A9389 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This neat little nuthatch was out working early today, right at sunrise, and that warm golden light
red-breasted nuthatch at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A9389 by [email protected]
northern cardinal female at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A7166 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This shy lady cardinal came out of the thick sheltering conifers just before sunset to find some sup
northern cardinal female at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A7166 by [email protected]
Eurasian collared dove at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A9421 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, We endured yet another dark gray day dominated by low clouds, drizzle and fog but lo and behold the
Eurasian collared dove at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A9421 by [email protected]
Baltimore oriole male at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A9147 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, The sun came out right at sunset, and I was nearly blinded by this glowing golden Baltimore oriole.b
Baltimore oriole male at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A9147 by [email protected]
Cardinal Marsh IA 854A6648 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Hard to believe there's open water on Cardinal Marsh in December!!county cardinal reis iowa larry ma
Cardinal Marsh IA 854A6648 by [email protected]
widow skimmer male at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A9741 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This male widow skimmer was making the most of the late day sun rays on the Lake Meyer shoreline jus
widow skimmer male at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A9741 by [email protected]
mourning dove at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A0421 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Mourning doves are still singing early every morning at sunrise, which is about 5:30 am these days.
mourning dove at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A0421 by [email protected]
bur oak tree near Calmar IA 854A9503 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, I will be leaving civilization and computers for a couple weeks, although I will be carrying a camer
bur oak tree near Calmar IA 854A9503 by [email protected]
ring-necked pheasant rooster near Cardinal Marsh IA 854A4883 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Sitting in a frost-covered hayfield at sunrise. Pheasant numbers in northeast Iowa are up from a few
ring-necked pheasant rooster near Cardinal Marsh IA 854A4883 by [email protected]
white-tailed deer buck at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A4719 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This young guy was spotted sneaking through a woodland clearing just before sunset.park county lake
white-tailed deer buck at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A4719 by [email protected]
sunset at Vernon Springs IA 854A8456 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Hundreds of cedar waxwings had been flying back and forth along that riffle in the Turkey River befo
sunset at Vernon Springs IA 854A8456 by [email protected]
blue-winged teal at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A9109 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Blue-winged teal are in major migration mode through Winneshiek Co. right now. There were at least a
blue-winged teal at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A9109 by [email protected]
sunset at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A7823 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Sandhill cranes dance at dusk on the marsh. Happy weekend!county cardinal reis iowa cranes larry mar
sunset at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A7823 by [email protected]
cedar waxwing at Vernon Springs IA 854A7202 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, The cedar waxwings feasted on mayflies rising from those Turkey River riffles right up to sunset.cou
cedar waxwing at Vernon Springs IA 854A7202 by [email protected]
house wren at Chipera Prairie IA 854A8428 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, This spry little youngster was sitting out and enjoying some warm rays at sunset on a chilly day whe
house wren at Chipera Prairie IA 854A8428 by [email protected]
sandhill cranes at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A8065 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Coming home to roost for the night.county cardinal reis iowa cranes larry marsh sandhill winneshiek
sandhill cranes at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A8065 by [email protected]
sunset at Ludwig Preserve IA 854A6550 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, No wind made for no problems photographing prairie wildflowers at Ludwig Preserve this evening.count
sunset at Ludwig Preserve IA 854A6550 by [email protected]
cedar waxwing at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A8291 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, The sunset really brings the cedar waxwing's warm brown colors out.county cardinal reis iowa larry c
cedar waxwing at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A8291 by [email protected]
red-winged blackbirds & clouds at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A7134 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Documenting a phenomenal flight of red-winged blackbirds arriving on the marsh at sunset. I counted
red-winged blackbirds & clouds at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A7134 by [email protected]
snow geese at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A4252 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Quite the spectacle at sunset as thousands of snow geese passed over the marsh.county snow geese car
snow geese at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A4252 by [email protected]
Cardinal Marsh IA 854A5687 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Cardinal Marsh at sunset.county cardinal crane reis iowa larry marsh sandhill winneshiek
Cardinal Marsh IA 854A5687 by [email protected]
Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6313 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Lake Meyer at sunset.park county lake reis iowa larry meyer winneshiek
Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6313 by [email protected]
green-winged teal drake at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A7005 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Flying off into the sunset.county cardinal teal reis iowa larry marsh drake greenwinged winneshiek
green-winged teal drake at Cardinal Marsh IA 854A7005 by [email protected]
Dusk by Jon & Brigid, sunset sun dusk farm northeastiowa neiowa iowalandscape
Dusk by Jon & Brigid