Swiftcreek Clouds

While hiking today we noticed these amazing clouds. I've done some research to try and identify them and have had no luck. Any ideas?

[Dianne]

What an incredible image of this phenomenon.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great pov and the sky is amazing looking.

[Lou Ann]

Oh my word! Just an amazing capture. I’ve never seen clouds like this!

[Connie Little]

Wonderful PoV to show those unusual clouds. Great image.

[Harbie]

Beautiful POV and capture!

[KWind]

Wow... this is incredible.

[Diana]

Fabulous capture, the most unusual clouds I have ever seen.

[Sharon]

Great point of view up through the trees - they are certainly interesting looking clouds - ripples in the sky.

[BarrieH]

Great image. In Australia we occasionally see wave clouds - not sure if this is the same or not. You can google it anyway.

[FBailey]

Amazing - just like ripples in the sand ...

[Karly]

@dide @mittens @louannwarren @littleconnie @harbie @kwind @ludwigsdiana @purdey @bh365project @fbailey Thanks all for your comments. I will continue researching to try and find an answer to these odd looking clouds!

[GaryW]

Those are very interesting! Like them behind the trees! FAV

[Karly]

@thewatersphotos Thanks, Gary -appreciate your response!

[Paul]

Beautiful capture :)

[Suzanne]

Wow, how amazing. I have no idea what they are but @Hermann knows everything about clouds :)

[Karly]

@suzanne234 Thank you Suzanne. I will contact @Hermann:)

[Karly]

@paul10 Many thanks Paul!!

[*lynn]

extremely cool! a unique capture! fav

[Karly]

@lynnz Thanks so much, Lynn!

[sally agnew]

@suzanne234 You are too kind Suzanne, I just love clouds and belong to The Cloud Appreciation Society Xx

[sally agnew]

Hi Karly, how will I ever live up to that reputation haha.I certainly don't profess to know all about clouds but have a love of the magic woven in our skies by the mischievous sprites and I belong to the Cloud Appreciation Society. If you view my project I have an Album dedicated to clouds and if no clouds the effect of natural lighting on our world.
I love this image and it looks like an Altocumulus Undulatus formation. Worth a google to understand the physics of how it is formed or alternatively just admire the ephemeral beauty of the clouds. Fave and follow Xx

[Karly]

@hermann Thank you so much! Your are absolutely correct - these are Altocumulus Undulatus clouds! I googled it and there were several images just like mine. I really appreciate you sharing your expertise. I will look at your cloud album next. Thank you for the fav and follow. Following back:)

[sally agnew]

@365karly1 Xx

[CC Folk]

Wow and fav.

[Karly]

@gardenfolk Thanks CC!