Quick heads-Up , I think AR11899 made it round ....

[Steve Ward]

First appeared on 12th November , and 26 days I think I spy him returning ..... 

Timing's right and position is close , well they do drift about a bit .....

12-11-13.                                         8-12-13.

Probably wrong but I've been waiting for a big spot to appear today and there one be .... 

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Interesting, now all I need are clear skies.

[kev]

Good catch

[Bizibilder]

Well spotted!!  (Sorry, couldn't help myself   !!! ).

[DrRobin]

You could be 'spot on' there Steve.

Robin

[Mr Bergman]

I wish I could say it is a spotless image, but I can´t!   Hehe, however, it´s a very good capture!  

[Luke]

If you put me on the spot, I'd say that's AR11899 back again Wohoo!

[Steve Ward]

PS , 

I forgot to post the credits .... 

Data courtesy of NASA/SDO and the AIA , EVE and HMI science teams .

If I was capturing detail like this I'd be a very happy bunny ... 

[Steve Ward]

Or maybe this is he ... ?

[Steve Ward]

Oh he's back alright .... 

Data courtesy of NASA/SDO and the AIA , EVE and HMI science teams.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Something BIG lurking on the limb! Maybe I will get some clear skies shortly. Would love to see the return of the beast!

[Montana]

I don't think it would wander about the disc, so if both were from SDO then it would have to be the top spot in the very last image I would guess?

Alexandra

[Steve Ward]

Side by side shots , left hand 13th November , right hand latest 9th December , both cropped the same from the SDO . 

[Montana]

That's more like it! it's going to be on exactly the same latitude, nice work

Alexandra