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The Flying Bat Nebula (Sh2-129, red) and the Squid Nebula (Ou 4, blue) // Stefan Kellner
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The Flying Bat Nebula (Sh2-129, red) and the Squid Nebula (Ou 4, blue) // Stefan Kellner
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The Flying Bat Nebula (Sh2-129, red), the Squid Nebula (Ou 4, blue), and the Seahorse Nebula (Barnard 150, upper left) // adon, Chris Todd, DrewAlvey, Brent Newton, konzy, Space_Man_Spiff, Josh Woolard, maxsid, Parag Batavia, Nick Ambrose, Jordan Martin, FlyDogAstro, Arnaud Geoffroy, Michael Ring, AstroDarks, Steve G, jkoz9901, krishnan, Kevin Criado, Nick Fritz, Chris Strnad, Richard Seely, Kartik Madhira, Kevin Meyers, NE-FL-Astro, iTeX Observatory, & Craig Rairdin
The Flying Bat Nebula (Sh2-129, red) and the Squid Nebula (Ou 4, blue) // Thierry Astronovis
The Squid Nebula (Ou 4, blue) and the Flying Bat Nebula (Sh2-129, red) // 文飞 刘
A seahorse, a bat, and a squid walk into a bar... // Spacetime Pictures
From left to right: the Seahorse Nebula (Barnard 150), the Flying Bat Nebula (Sh2-129), and the Squid Nebula (Ou 4).
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The Flying Bat Nebula (Sh2-129, red) and the Giant Squid Nebula (Ou 4, blue) // Dale Bush
The Giant Squid Nebula, Ou 4 // Marten Amschler
A collection of animals in Cepheus, the King // Thierry Boufflet
A few of the nebulae I recognize are the Seahorse Nebula (Barnard 150, top left), the Flying Bat Nebula (Sh2-129, center left, red), the Giant Squid Nebula (Ou 4, center left, faint blue), and the Elephant's Trunk Nebula (IC 1396, right).