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Look very carefully and you can see three lenticular clouds in this image. The first is on the far right and the other two are just to the left of the small point of rock that has the sun shining on it slightly to the left of center of the image. Lenticualars are formed when winds meet a large object (mountain) and are deflected in such a way as to start a rotating motion. Nope, I didn't notice them when I was making this image. Enlarge this image and you'll easily see them.

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