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Yes. It seems that there is clear a 44° parhelion (multiple scattering
halo e.g. parhelia of parhelia). In picture halot5.jpg you can see both
supralateral arc and faint 46° halo. That parhelion is closer to sun than
they are...
Heliac arc is faint, but I think it is there. I can be seen if one uses
strong unsharp mask for some of those photos. In some photos there seems
to be a possible upper Tape arcs (=(46°) supralateral Parry arc) too.
Jarmo Moilanen
FHON
> Another superb halo display was seen 21th November in Teuva
> in Western Finland. Heikki Mahlamäki photographed very
> bright solar halos caused by diamond dust.
>
> Photographs are available in address:
> http://www.teuva.fi/koulut/komsi/halot/
>
> There very bright ordinary halos, especially parhelia. There
> are visible both upper Parry arcs (convex, concave), perhaps
> heliac arc and 44° parhelia.
>
> Maybe Jarmo comments more...
>
> -VeikkoM-
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