Nice to sea the flying Sea Monkeys (Sky Monkeys?) getting in on Pride Month.
David Speakman shared this photo and explanation on Facebook.
"This very rare form of rainbow - sometimes called a fire rainbow - is caused by the angle of the sunlight hitting cirrus ice crystals in the atmosphere. The effect is fleeting, usually only lasting a few seconds before either disappearing or turning normal-cloud white.
This was spotted June 5 in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia.
Some think fire rainbows are where the concept of dragons came from.
The fire rainbow is play of light weather phenomenon, a form of Circumhorizontal arc."
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