Excellent soundscape, 11/10, no notes.

My favorite bit is the end, where the eruption slows down and switches to punctuated bursting. Turn your volume up to hear the chugging of one of the cones in front of the pool as it enters a steam phase once Daisy quits erupting.

0946 MDT. Daisy has a shallow pool which jets for the first ~2.5 minutes of the eruption. It erupts at an angle (hard to see from this vantage point) to a max height of 60 or 70 ft. Here it is kicking off the eruption after a few big splashes from the pool.

Cones splashing continuously and vigorously now. We’re close.

Daisy is extremely regular right now, with most eruptions falling at ~1h50m apart. We are quickly approaching the expected time for the next eruption.

The cones you see in the front of the pool in this video start splashing as the eruption approaches. The splashing will get more intense soon.