Moon Combo Backlog 6

The first three Moons were daytime Moons. Can you spot the magpie and the pigeon in the second photo?

The next seven Moons were night-time Moons on seven consecutive nights!

The last two photos were of the Moon on the following night (making it photos of the Moon on eight consecutive nights!!), and are stunning scenic views!

30th March:
Time 06:32 (BST).
Distance 223,906 miles.
Waning gibbous phase.
240 degrees SW compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 10.3 degrees.

31st March:
Time 06:43.
Distance 224,242 miles.
Waning gibbous phase.
242 degrees SW compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 8.8 degrees.

19th April:
Time 21:05.
Distance 244,876 miles.
Waxing crescent phase.
230 degrees SW compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 53.7 degrees.

20th April:
Time 21:02.
Distance 241,443 miles.
Waxing gibbous phase.
209 degrees SW compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 56.9 degrees.

21st April:
Time 21:17.
Distance 237,590 miles.
Waxing gibbous phase.
193 degrees S compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 55.6 degrees.

22nd April:
Time 21:07.
Distance 233,564 miles.
Waxing gibbous phase.
169 degrees SE compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 51.3 degrees.

23rd April:
Time 22:39.
Distance 229,679 miles.
Waxing gibbous phase.
184 degrees S compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 45.8 degrees.

24th April:
Time 21:50.
Distance 226,289 miles.
Waxing gibbous phase.
137 degrees SE compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 37.0 degrees.

25th April:
Time 21:04.
Distance 224,860 miles.
Waxing gibbous phase.
131 degrees SE compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 22.4 degrees.

26th April:
Time 20:56.
Distance 223,740 miles.
Waxing gibbous phase.
121 degrees SE compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 9.7 degrees.

30th March

Also 30th March (Spot the Birds!)

31st March

19th April

20th April

21st April

22nd April

23rd April

24th April

25th April

26th April

Also 26th April