Zona horaria:hora de verano central
Hora local:martes, 15 de septiembre de 2026 23:26
Longitud:-91.928723
Latitud:43.155973
Amanecer hoy:6:48:33
Atardecer hoy:19:20:10
Horas de luz hoy:12h 31m 37s
Amanecer mañana:6:49:38
Atardecer mañana:19:18:21
Horas de luz mañana:12h 28m 43s

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Fecha Salida de sol Puesta de sol Duración del día
1 de ene. de 2026 7:40:44 16:43:12 9h 2m 27s
1 de feb. de 2026 7:25:33 17:19:15 9h 53m 42s
1 de mar. de 2026 6:47:05 17:56:23 11h 9m 17s
1 de abr. de 2026 6:52:39 19:33:23 12h 40m 43s
1 de may. de 2026 6:03:50 20:08:24 14h 4m 33s
1 de jun. de 2026 5:32:48 20:40:55 15h 8m 6s
1 de jul. de 2026 5:32:27 20:52:35 15h 20m 7s
1 de ago. de 2026 5:58:14 20:32:23 14h 34m 9s
1 de sep. de 2026 6:32:15 19:46:52 13h 14m 36s
16 de sep. de 2026 6:48:33 19:20:10 12h 31m 37s
17 de sep. de 2026 6:49:38 19:18:21 12h 28m 43s
1 de oct. de 2026 7:05:00 18:52:52 11h 47m 52s
1 de nov. de 2026 7:42:21 18:02:45 10h 20m 24s
1 de dic. de 2026 7:20:02 16:35:43 9h 15m 40s

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]
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]
bald eagle in Calmar IA 854A1321 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Yesterday's focus was on red stuff. Today's theme is white things. The bald eagle is famous for that
bald eagle in Calmar IA 854A1321 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]
sunset at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6554 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Rain and fog are forecast for tomorrow, but this evening was enchanting.sunset cornstalk bale picked
sunset at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A6554 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]
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]
sunrise near Lake Meyer Park IA 854A9912 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Once in a while we get off to a good start for the day. Of course the old saying often rings true -
sunrise near Lake Meyer Park IA 854A9912 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]
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]
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]
monarch male on gray-headed coneflower (Ratibida pinnata) at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A5249 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Monarchs are also moving south out of Canada and Minnesota now on a strong north wind as they slowly
monarch male on gray-headed coneflower (Ratibida pinnata) at Lake Meyer Park IA 653A5249 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]
bald eagle in Calmar IA 854A5544 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, As I returned from my morning run at sunrise, this bald eagle was sitting in the tree above my apart
bald eagle in Calmar IA 854A5544 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]
Stavanger Lutheran Church, Ossian, IA by decorahman, Stavanger Lutheran Church @ sunset. The sky provided a wonderful backdrop for this fine old country
Stavanger Lutheran Church, Ossian, IA by decorahman
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]
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]
corn field at sunrise near Lake Meyer Park IA 854A3241 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Probably what the prairie would have looked like, colorwise, here a couple hundred years ago at this
corn field at sunrise near Lake Meyer Park IA 854A3241 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]
green acres by LeicaNokota, Iowa, USA Iowa farm field Spring colorsleica trees sunset shadow sky usa color green silhouette clou
green acres by LeicaNokota
sunset at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A5161 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Evidence of forest fires in Canada blowing smoke into Iowa yet is turning our sunsets red.park count
sunset at Lake Meyer Park IA 854A5161 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]
sunset in Calmar IA 854A9381 by naturalist@winneshiekwild.com, Nice colors paint the sky in town tonight.county sunset reis iowa larry calmar winneshiek
sunset in Calmar IA 854A9381 by [email protected]