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Rainbow

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A rainbow is a bright arc of color.

Ring-billed gull and a rainbow (52910).jpg
Ring-billed gull and a rainbow (52910).jpg
It shows up in the sky. It needs rain and sun to work. The colors look very pretty. We can see them after a storm. Do you like to look for rainbows?

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File:Double-alaskan-rainbow.jpg
Double-alaskan-rainbow.jpg
File:Ring-billed gull and a rainbow (52910).jpg
Ring-billed gull and a rainbow (52910).jpg
File:Raindrop optics.jpg
Raindrop optics.jpg
File:Regenbogen über dem Lipno-Stausee.JPG
Regenbogen über dem Lipno-Stausee.JPG
File:Alexander’s band will 1.jpg
Alexander’s band will 1.jpg
File:Circular rainbow.jpg
Circular rainbow.jpg
File:Supernumerary-rainbows-jb.jpg
Supernumerary-rainbows-jb.jpg
File:ReflectionRainbow.jpg
ReflectionRainbow.jpg
File:Monochrome rainbow.jpg
Monochrome rainbow.jpg
File:Moonbow at lower Yosemite fall.jpg
Moonbow at lower Yosemite fall.jpg
File:Fogbow spectre and glory filtered.jpg
Fogbow spectre and glory filtered.jpg
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Sleetbow.jpeg

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