This barn swallow looked a little perturbed while waiting out the rain storm.
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A rainbow appeared during a rain storm at the lab in late April.
Just after a recent rain, an expansive scene emerges: a majestic blue sky, beautiful cloud formation, rainbow and lonely tree near the Fermilab Village.
It’s the first colors of fall, captured on Oct. 14.
After inches of rain in early May, the dip by Batavia Road formed what our folks cheerily named Buffalo Lake.
It’s raining in the grass field by the bison pasture.
It’s a brief spell of blue sky over waterlogged fields and construction site.
It’s a good thing there are no alligators in the Village. FESS heroically works to keep our roads clear during the rains.
Vortexes tend to rotate counterclockwise in our northern hemisphere, as seen in this drain in the Village.
The photographer pulled over to the side of the road near the bison farm during an April storm. Do you see Wilson Hall?