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Much of the cirrus on this afternoon was formed by old contrails, though this particular sundog may be in ordinary cirrus. |
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This intense sundog seems to be associated with the broad contrail. |
It could be in a smaller contrail below the large contrail but is probably in virga falling from it. |
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Around the same time the sundog on the other side of the sun was also associated with a contrail. |
This one clearly shows individual streaks of virga falling from the contrail. |
Canon EOS 400D 23rd August 2007
Wiltshire, England
