Frederick Kroeber Sparrow
mycologist
☉ Taurus☽ Scorpio
- Born
- May 11, 1903
- Birthplace
- Washington, D.C.
- Sun sign
- Taurus
Frederick Kroeber Sparrow, mycologist, was born on May 11, 1903 in Washington, D.C.. With the Sun in Taurus, Frederick's chart begins from a Taurus core. Without a recorded birth time, the Moon and angles can't be pinned precisely, but the planetary placements by date still hold.
Astrological profile
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Natal placements
SunH6Taurus 20°
MoonH12Scorpio 19°
MercuryH6Gemini 11°
VenusH1Gemini 27°
MarsH10Virgo 27°
JupiterH4Pisces 17°
SaturnH9Aquarius 9°
UranusH7Sagittarius 25° ℞
NeptuneH1Cancer 2°
PlutoH6Gemini 18°
ChironH8Capricorn 24° ℞
CeresCapricorn 14°
PallasSagittarius 15°
JunoLeo 2°
VestaTaurus 22°
LilithH8Capricorn 21°
North NodeH11Libra 14° ℞
Computed from the birth date (noon). The Moon is approximate and angles are omitted without a birth time.
Frederick is a steady and grounded Taurus Sun, with a intense and probing Scorpio Moon. The chart leans air and mutable.
Major aspects
Venus Mars 0°Sun Moon 1°Moon Pluto 1°Jupiter Pluto 1°Moon Jupiter 2°Mercury Saturn 2°Venus Uranus 2°Mars Uranus 2°Sun Jupiter 3°Mercury North Node 3°
△ trine · ⚹ sextile flow easily · □ square · ☍ opposition create tension · ☌ conjunction fuses energies · ⚻ quincunx asks for adjustment
Element & modality balance
Fire
1
Earth
2
Air
4
Water
3
Cardinal
1
Fixed
3
Mutable
6
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