Field guide No. 643
Cratered moon wedged between balconies
Parked badly.
Between two old apartment blocks at night, a full moon has got itself stuck in the gap, pressed against the balconies on either side. The washing has been brought in.
Field noteMoons are big enough to light a hemisphere. This one is small enough to jam between two balconies, and has.
Also possible, also breaking scale
Still processingGelatine sets at any size given a big enough mould. Deserts are not known for helping.
Moth motelMoths come to lit windows anyway. One large enough to have them is a zoning question.
Pelican’s one sip too manyA pelican’s pouch holds a few litres. This one is draining the shoreline and seems determined.
Tiny lizard, giant castoff tailA tiny lizard crosses a tail many times its size. The shed skin has kept the better half of the frame.