[Dave Flanagan]

A few weekends ago. Very lucky.

[Bubba]

Awesome - wish I could see that one day...

[cofe]

subscribe here man: http://www.dcs.lancs.ac.uk/iono/aurorawatch/  - i did recently. good way to keep tabs innit.

[SA Chris]

Yet to see any up here, in spite of subscribing to the notification system. Too light oo late in the summer,a nd usually overcast in the winter. Still hopefull though.

[AndyR]

Dave - are you sure that wasn't just the glow from the nightly torching of joy-ridden cars in Tallaghtfornia?

[Bonjoy]

Was lucky enough to catch an awesome display up in Northumberland early on this year. Mighty choughed to see it so far south.

[AndyR]

Mighty choughed to see it so far south.

[Bonjoy]

Or...

...when i'm in the mountains.

[grimer]

I see that chough is supporting the Make Cancer History campaign. Right on.

[Bonjoy]

Yes, but he doesn't like to crow about it.

















sorry

[Scouse D]

He's always raven on about it










Not sorry

[cofe]

get out. now.










and close the (jack)daw behind you....

[andy_e]

however he always feels soar after bouldering sessions

[SA Chris]

Back to the original issue, if you have a clear night and are somewhere non-urban, might be worth looking up http://www.spaceweather.com/ and
 http://www.spacewar.com/news/solarscience-05z.html

Keep watching the skies.

[Johnny Brown]

saw an awesome display last jen/feb whilst driving up the A1 - probably the same night as the boy saw his.